Joe Rogan Experience #2496 - Julia Mossbridge
In a Nutshell
Julia Mossbridge, a cognitive neuroscientist, shares rigorous evidence for precognition, presentiment, telepathy (especially in non-speaking autistics), and retrocausality via experiments like skin conductance spikes before future events, photon interference from the future, and brain lesion studies suppressing psychic inhibition. She critiques academia's suppression of these natural human abilities, links them to quantum non-locality, filter theory of consciousness, and an "informational substrate" (Akashic-like field) accessible through love and flow states. Personal anecdotes reveal government gifted programs potentially exploiting psychic kids unethically, while her Time Machine app applies "love through time" for healing trauma.
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Joe Rogan introduces Julia Mossbridge. She is trained as a scientist in cognitive neuroscience and computer science, did AI work, studied how time works in the human brain, and became interested in precognition—predicting future events in non-normal ways. Found via Popular Mechanics article. Interested in exceptional human performance, believes these capacities are natural, dampened, can be developed; some have them naturally, including herself to some degree. People worldwide have different gifts.
Fascinating when a scientist gathers data on intuition, pre-knowledge, thinking of someone and they call. Julia studies it rigorously with controls to confirm information from the future or telepathy. Frustrating: science world ignores or suppresses it; some of her peer-reviewed papers not listed in Google Scholar despite others from same journals being listed. Not just academic; wants to build things. PhD at Northwestern, master's at UCSF, postdoc at Northwestern. Knows what she's seeing, replicated by others. Wants to create useful things with these capacities if people feel allowed, not verboten, shameful, or foolish.
Julia observes Joe as tough but sensitive, incredible listener building a map of the world through guests' eyes. Asks if culture shifting toward better use of natural capacities or away in fear. Joe: Conversations like these, available online, provide deeper understanding than mainstream media, bypassing prejudices in higher learning, ego walls. Internet enables pondering ideas freely, unlike career-dependent academia. Courageous scientists like Julia can reach millions via podcast, normalizing ideas, reducing fear of foolishness. Joe doesn't mind being fool (fascinated by UFOs, aliens, Bigfoot); as comedian, future doesn't rely on being taken seriously. Changes discussions on reality: quantum computing, alien life, politics, human misrepresentation.
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