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Project Leaders for the upcoming PPC Ideathon: A Schedule for Saturday, December 18th has been released!
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Hey gals & guys! Public Parapsychology has registered for the Elon Musk’s prize competition for Carbon Removal, in the Xprize platform: https://www.xprize.org/prizes/elonmusk
We need to promote the collaboration and effort required to tackle this imminent problem, even if it takes us out of our comfort zone. This effort requires each Project…Read More
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Ohhh THAT’S what the xprize is lol I had no idea what it was when you all mentioned it last weekend. I suppose that’s a pretty big thing then huh LOL
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Just 10 days away! Register at: https://events.eventzilla.net/e/exploring-consciousnessbased-applications-for-climate-action-2138824770
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I’m really excited that at the December 17th Workshop, Julia Mossbridge will be discussing the study described in this article, where she worked with remote viewers and climate scientist to arrive at novel approaches to climate action.
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Mark Boccuzzi works at the intersection of applied parapsychology, cutting-edge technology, and interactive media. His goal is to normalize, optimize, and utilize psi experiences and abilities to create a more compassionate, sustainable, and interconnected world. Mark lives in Tucson, AZ, with his wife and research partner, Julie Beischel, PhD, and two rescue dogs, Toggle and Ada Grace. Learn more about his work at: https://tinyurl.com/MarkBoccuzzi
