Dr. Julia Mossbridge is a cognitive neuroscientist who studies the stuff most scientists will not go near. Precognition. Presentiment. Remote viewing. Telepathy. And whether unconditional love is the thing sitting underneath all of it. She came into the SCIF and we went for three hours. Somewhere in there we ended up talking about photons behaving like friends, gravity as a fuel source, why your body starts reacting to a random event before the event happens, and whether the mind is even in the building. We also got into the part of her story I could not stop thinking about. Julia was in a gifted program as a kid called SOAR. There was a small room she walked to every week or two. She remembers the bricks in the hallway. She remembers opening the door. Then nothing. Then she is back in class remembering that she does not remember. Years later she requests her school transcripts for a federal clearance and the teacher comment sections from first through eighth grade come back redacted. That is in her new book, Have a Nice Disclosure, which despite the title is not really about alien disclosure at all. It is about the other kind. Big thanks to everyone who sent in questions. We got through a bunch of them and they were genuinely better than mine.
FIND JULIA HERE Website: https://juliamossbridge.com
Her book oracle lives on that site. You ask it a question, it ignores your question entirely, and then it is somehow correct anyway. We tried it live at the end of the episode.
Time Machine tool: https://timemachine.love
Her nonprofit is Applied Love Labs, and her startup, American Electrodynamics, is building technology that reads the first chunk of an event to predict how it ends.