Exploring Sudden Savant Syndrome and Consciousness

If consciousness is external to the body, your brain

is kind of like a consciousness radio receiver that's tuned to a frequency.

You ever heard of sudden savant syndrome?

This happens when somebody gets in a car accident, bumps their head, and suddenly

they speak French, and they've never learned French, ever.

This is well-documented. Or somebody gets in a-- bumps

their head, falls off a bike, and then they're an expert genius at

calculus, or they can suddenly play the violin.

It's called sudden savant syndrome.

And so what-- there is no possible scientific

explanation for it. None whatsoever.

So if our brains are little receivers of consciousness, maybe this like

a little bump on the head or a little head trauma somehow modifies

that

dial to where that person just shifted the frequency that they're tuning

into or something. And if, if sudden savant syndrome can start to

show us

things like that and how people experience that, and you've got this stuff

out here called the telepathy tapes now, where it's showing us, like, we have no

idea what's going on. But maybe that's what remote viewing is.

It's like that person just has a skill to be able to

hit that tuner knob the right way to be able to just tune into another piece of

consciousness above a file on a

desk in Moscow somewhere.