Mysteries of the Mind
- Episode aired Aug 30, 2019
- TV-PG
- 42m
Even after centuries of study, the human mind remains as inscrutable as ever. Could the quintessential human machine, the brain, be even more powerful than we realize? And does that suggest ... Read allEven after centuries of study, the human mind remains as inscrutable as ever. Could the quintessential human machine, the brain, be even more powerful than we realize? And does that suggest that fantastic abilities such as Remote Viewing will one day be recognized not as science ... Read allEven after centuries of study, the human mind remains as inscrutable as ever. Could the quintessential human machine, the brain, be even more powerful than we realize? And does that suggest that fantastic abilities such as Remote Viewing will one day be recognized not as science fiction, but as science fact ? even if, for the moment, they remain UnXplained?
- Self - Psychologist
- (as Joanne Ruthsatz Ph.D.)
- Self - Clinical and Forensic Neuropsychologist
- (as Dr. Judy Ho)
- Self - Author, The Future of the Mind
- (as Michio Kaku Ph.D.)
- Self - Asst. Prof. of Neuroscience, Boston University
- (as Steve Ramirez Ph.D.)
- Self - Neuroscientist, Univ. of California, Irvine
- (as James Fallon Ph.D.)
- Self - Assoc. Prof. of Cognitive Science, UConn
- (as Susan Schneider Ph.D.)
- Self - Physicist, University of California, Irvine
- (as Michael Dennin Ph.D.)
- Self - Astrophysicist
- (as Travis Taylor Ph.D.)
- …
- Self - Criminal Psychologist
- (as Dr. Eric Hickey)
- Self - Remote Viewer
- (as Angela Thompson Smith Ph.D.)
