First of the weird ones for 1999...<g>...but it is a novel idea....
With regard to the Time Traveller Challenge posted as;
http://www.keelynet.com/time/proof.htm
I'm not sure about this but I received an email where this person
offers a chance to test his ability.
Here is the excerpt from the post;
> I am able to project my conciousness to the
> past. I do so by viewing the recorded footage of
> someone filmed in the past - it works just as well
> with the length of time between the filming of the
> reciever and the point where I broadcast the
> information in the past as days, weeks, months or
> years. When I project my conciousness into the
> past, I am also projecting my memories and present
> time thougths of events, including infomation rich
> events, such as reading the stock market results of
> the previous day. The reciever will absorb the
> information with the same understanding that I
> as the sender has it.
Now, as I understand this claim, the sender is in the future but has
the information that could be used if known about in the past.
I don't know how the sender gets the information back to the person in
the past but I have sent a request for clarification.
Anyway, I thought you folks would be interested and have some ideas on
how to test this claim.
I sent the person an email offering to test using the following
scenario;
I would send him a videotape showing me (as the past target) holding a
sign with the known winning Texas lottery numbers.
This would provide the detailed information that he needs to have in
his mind before trying to project to the past and attempting to
transfer that information.
So, the sender gets the video, memorizes the numbers and the location,
then goes into projection mode a couple of days after the recorded
event.
I am uncertain how the information from the future is transferred to
the past but have asked and will relay the answer. Any ideas on this??
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