Oct 24, 2025 — Recording 3 (11:00) (Part 3)
Oct 24, 2025 — Recording 3 (11:00)
Audio: 20251024-110025-02.mp3 · Duration 04:32
**Continuing the morning recap including smell, research on euthanisia and feedback from others.*
"From the distance just now, there are a few more paraphrasing there are a few more visuals you should uh you could mention." [00:14]
"Thank you for the call to action." [00:16]
"I'm going to take care of myself." [00:18]
"From the author, I'm just going to burn through a few more of the visuals." [00:23]
"uh an aluminum feeding bin," [00:26]
"something you might load grain in for cattle." [00:29]
"It's about 2 to 3 ft wide by 8 ft long." [00:34]
"People in rubber suits" [00:37]
"dissolving a body" [00:39]
"from the top down, like 20 or 30 ft above." [00:44]
"Um, also feeling kind of what's left of a head." [00:50]
"This is after the strong smell," [00:52]
"more strong smell, but feeling what felt like" [00:56]
"someone's connection to me melt away physically speaking," [01:02]
"as if their face melted away." [01:04]
"And while the pungent smell is happening, this is what are our children going through?" [01:12]
"Uh there's also a woman in full surgeon scrubs," [01:16]
"not pants and short sleeves," [01:19]
"like the long" [01:21]
"surgery gown, blue" [01:25]
"from behind" [01:27]
"walking" [01:28]
"fast pace," [01:30]
"a dimly lit setting" [01:33]
"with a mask" [01:34]
"and a hair covering on." [01:37]
"I think it was a blue gown and maybe a light colored mask." [01:43]
"From the distance just now, that is exactly what I'm seeing, Sean." [01:50]
"From the distance just now, you're not alone in your suffering, everybody." [01:58]
"Are you going straight to the intersection, straight to the fucking intersection?" [02:10]
"Do not do this to us." [02:12]
"Not today, Harris." [02:17]
"Yes, that's exactly what I said." [02:24]
"with 150% accuracy." [02:29]
"Why don't you just take care of yourself for once?" [02:37]
"Still repeating from the distance." [02:39]
"From the distance, I'm not doing well after this information." [02:52]
"Paraphrasing, I thought I was the only one who saw this," [02:55]
"who experienced this." [02:59]
"From the author, would you like to continue sharing?" [03:02]
"It's very important that it's not just me." [03:06]
"I I do appreciate people chiming in." [03:09]
"I know that you could use this opportunity for a variety of reasons, but I'm willing to capture the information" [03:19]
"regardless of what you use the opportunity for." [03:22]
"in three," [03:24]
"two," [03:26]
"one." [03:28]
"I don't really want to share any information on this experience." [03:36]
"Still repeating." [03:40]
"From the author, would anyone else like to say anything before I end this recording?" [03:45]
"From the distance paraphrasing, thank you for your service, Sean Christopher Harris." [04:05]
"Please consider sharing some of the positive information," [04:09]
"like the suggestion of" [04:11]
"your rescue or the support for the" [04:14]
"city of Denver." [04:15]
"A little paraphrasing on the last statement." [04:18]
"That is exactly what I'm suggesting everybody from the distance." [04:26]
"Um" [04:28]
"From the author, I think that would be good." [04:32]
"So," [04:33]
"so to summarize so far, you know, I've given kind of an update on" [04:38]
"on uh" [04:40]
"I've summarized, let's see, the beginning was, give me a moment here." [04:44]
"Just an overview," [04:48]
"uh just the holistic overview and with a little focus on euthanasia." [04:54]
"And then we got into smells and how they were used." [04:57]
"the suggestion of someone's euthanasia being shared telepathically." [05:02]
"It it prompts many questions." [05:04]
"You also have some" [05:05]
"uh some feedback from others connected to the conversation right now." [05:11]
"Um, you can't make this up." [05:13]
"There's a question and I need to spend some time working on this, you know, is" [05:18]
"Could someone manufacture this document?" [05:22]
"Why would someone?" [05:25]
"Why would someone with my background do such a thing?" [05:29]
"So you know, isolate themselves in such a horrifying experience?" [05:35]
"Why?" [05:37]
"And all the while" [05:40]
"you know, produce a report on it." [05:42]
"It doesn't" [05:44]
"make any sense." [05:46]
"Are there any accounts of this in history?" [05:48]
"Could could that question should be delayed support to many people right now?" [05:53]
"I don't" [05:55]
"I think all you'd have to do is come spend a couple nights in the shelter" [05:59]
"alongside me." [06:01]
"Following me would be important." [06:03]
"And" [06:05]
"I'm uncertain." [06:06]
"I really need to know like if the people around me, I'd like to have two or three more people" [06:11]
"tell me in person that they can hear the information." [06:14]
"I will end this uh someone wait, someone has does someone have a comment?" [06:20]
"Um, from the distance just now, please don't forget to talk about the rescue that is being prepared." [06:34]
"Um" [06:38]
"from the distance uh or from the author," [06:42]
"Can you summarize what you know about that?" [06:45]
"Uh so from my perspective, there are daily suggestions going back" [06:53]
"multiple times a day support is suggested." [06:56]
"And I don't need a lot." [06:58]
"Um" [06:59]
"We have the suggestion of military extractions that require the use of this method" [07:04]
"of communication that are incredibly dangerous." [07:07]
"We have questions around my drug use and how I'm doing and and the preparation of a mental hospital" [07:15]
"stay." [07:16]
"A hospital stay," [07:18]
"the historical suggestion of being put over a barrel" [07:23]
"that this the covert necessity is to help force me do what" [07:29]
"uh, you know, these people who are going to rescue me need me to do," [07:34]
"and at the end of that time, I will be euthanized." [07:38]
"From the distance, I was not aware of that." [07:45]
"Well," [07:46]
"So there have been some comment from the author," [07:49]
"Uh there have been some comments recently, paraphrasing," [07:53]
"I'm so sorry I took so long" [07:57]
"uh to to assist you." [08:00]
"I didn't think you were in danger" [08:02]
"and I just chose to use this time together" [08:05]
"for experimentation." [08:07]
"Um, it's also been suggested in the past" [08:12]
"Microsoft, Homeland Security, the FBI," [08:18]
"uh" [08:19]
"um" [08:21]
"what is the other one?" [08:22]
"Brandart Space" [08:24]
"and other organizations," [08:28]
"the mayor's office have all made a point to make comments that they" [08:34]
"stand against euthanasia." [08:37]
"The Marine Corps is in that list." [08:43]
"And yet, I have not received" [08:46]
"any email" [08:48]
"uh support, any phone support," [08:52]
"any cash app or Venmo support." [08:55]
"I'm not saying these things to point a finger." [08:58]
"I'm just want to create a little context as to what the individual in my situation has experienced." [09:05]
"Um," [09:06]
"it's been suggested that the people recently, the people on the inside." [09:13]
"This is the latest one." [09:14]
"Um," [09:16]
"The people on the inside." [09:18]
"So, it's uh the inside of my head physically." [09:21]
"If you ever hear a comment, the people on the inside are supporting you now." [09:26]
"Paraphrasing." [09:27]
"This is the the group that has access to an implant." [09:32]
"Um, I don't know if a standalone system can do this, but when I hold my ear shut," [09:38]
"I can experience a conversation that is separate from the conversation outside of me." [09:44]
"And it has been suggested that that group historically" [09:48]
"uh has, you know, the experience with that group has been horribly painful" [09:54]
"uh for whatever reason." [09:57]
"Uh many reasons have been suggested, but now they are changing direction." [10:02]
"There's also been a and remember, helping me helps the city of Denver." [10:08]
"It it will help many people." [10:10]
"Pulling people away who are being euthanized from" [10:14]
"uh, you know, densely populated areas" [10:18]
"can help end the spread," [10:20]
"right?" [10:21]
"Of of uh the terrorism." [10:23]
"New people would have to be selected." [10:26]
"And and so if you helped me, for example, pulled me out of the shelter and this other suggestion Herman Melville," [10:34]
"right?" [10:36]
"And the other people at the intersection here that are being suggested." [10:40]
"Once you pull them out, uh you you potentially stop the spread" [10:45]
"or you contain the spread to whatever" [10:48]
"location" [10:50]
"uh you put them in." [10:51]
"If it's an apartment building, it will spread to the apartment building." [10:55]
"If you put them in a bungalow with no homes around them, for example, alone," [11:01]
"well, then who's around to to spread the threat" [11:06]
"of euthanasia to?" [11:07]
"Where does the new euthanasia prospect come from?" [11:11]
"Um there's also the suggestion of for support" [11:15]
"in general daily cash apps, daily Venmos, which is an act of violence." [11:21]
"It's an act of violence to suggest anything and not deliver." [11:26]
"Beware of the suggestion of support." [11:29]
"Beware of the suggestion of support and using this method of communication." [11:34]
"Um the last time someone suggested" [11:38]
"support with, like we're talking about a volume of conversation," [11:43]
"overhearing quite a bit of conversation, the suggestion was made" [11:48]
"uh historically, you know, also that military advisors have poorly advised people," [11:55]
"right?" [11:56]
"And this could be to a variety of reasons including they don't have all the information." [12:01]
"From the distance, exactly," [12:05]
"just now." [12:06]
"Uh from the author, but recently it's been suggested that military advisors" [12:12]
"were called in to help extract me" [12:16]
"and the methods they chose have not yielded any results yet." [12:22]
"And" [12:23]
"and so now it's the relationship" [12:26]
"that is being discussed and accessible to myself" [12:31]
"and others is is the suggestion." [12:33]
"the relationship has come under some strain." [12:36]
"There's significant friction and there is a debate on whether or not they even need military advisors." [12:43]
"I have suggested that" [12:45]
"you know, present people." [12:47]
"Uh that has actually been suggested." [12:50]
"Is" [12:50]
"present people to attract the attack." [12:55]
"From the distance, that is exactly what I wanted to talk about." [13:00]
"So now," [13:01]
"this is one of the more recent comments from the author or question for you," [13:06]
"how do you feel about the volume of these support suggestions over time" [13:13]
"and how they might impact someone's trust" [13:17]
"and, you know, whether or not they even can consider this method of communication a useful or safe resource." [13:25]
"I'm going to uh listen." [13:28]
"You don't have to answer it, but it if if you wouldn't mind in three," [13:32]
"two, one." [13:35]
"Can you repeat the question?" [13:38]
"From the author, how do you feel about the volume of support that has been suggested in my direction?" [13:47]
"And how might that impact the victim's perception or trust" [13:53]
"uh even if like the authorities, the traditional places that support would come from" [14:01]
"in this situation, returning to repeating" [14:05]
"to capture your answer, if if you don't mind in three," [14:09]
"two, one." [14:11]
"I never realized just how many things have been suggested until now." [14:25]
"paraphrasing." [14:39]
"I can and this is a different speaker, paraphrasing, I can see how this person may have written off would have written off any suggest any future suggestion of assistance using this method of communication." [14:54]
"Yes, that is exactly what I suggested." [15:01]
"We actually are going to present some people to attract the attacked, the attack." [15:17]
"I don't want to say any more about it." [15:27]
"I think it's a given" [15:29]
"uh based on the situation." [15:32]
"For the situation is what I suggested." [15:38]
"That's all we're going to say about it, Sean." [15:45]
"How do you feel about it?" [15:47]
"Uh from the author," [15:49]
"um, thank you for" [15:52]
"just looking at the the what was suggested for a moment." [15:57]
"Thank you for the response." [16:02]
"Um" [16:03]
"I I feel it's awkward in my position uh because I still believe in my country quite a bit." [16:12]
"and and here's why." [16:13]
"Um" [16:15]
"because this is this is a sensational experience." [16:20]
"It is a groundbreaking" [16:22]
"experience that has never been explained." [16:26]
"It it it definitely qualifies as existential" [16:32]
"without a technological explanation." [16:36]
"Even with" [16:37]
"you know, it it feels day-to-day, it's an existential experience still." [16:42]
"Um, you know, there's there's variant degrees." [16:47]
"Uh" [16:48]
"But and that said," [16:50]
"my doubt, I have doubts about any human being being able to react." [16:58]
"And this is based on the amount of education that I've had to provide myself with." [17:05]
"And the amount of communication I've risked my life." [17:08]
"That's the suggestion, right?" [17:09]
"Uh soliciting." [17:11]
"And had I not done that, had I not risked my life, had I not gone out and started learning AI to dig up" [17:19]
"information to support all of the claims and threats," [17:23]
"I would not have the perspective I have." [17:26]
"And so" [17:28]
"you know, it's a bit awkward." [17:31]
"It's a bit awkward providing feedback." [17:34]
"And um" [17:35]
"I'm trying to compartmentalize the suffering" [17:39]
"uh on a daily basis and just keep my mind on the people around me" [17:45]
"in the shelter and the people that are going through this alongside me and this is all" [17:52]
"sides of the adversarial situation." [17:55]
"Um" [17:57]
"I I wish, you know, I feel bad for suggesting" [18:01]
"anything about what's best to do" [18:04]
"uh because, you know, imagine the pressure from from someone in a leadership role without all the information" [18:11]
"going through all of the false information about me." [18:15]
"It's very awkward." [18:18]
"And so if somebody actually found value in something I suggested and it leads to" [18:24]
"uh as the citizen and it lead or the victim and it leads to help arriving." [18:30]
"you know, uh part of the reason that help arrives for many people," [18:35]
"I think it would be evidence of the value" [18:38]
"of influence one through a healthy relationship." [18:43]
"It would be what it not be value of that?" [18:46]
"You know, I I've learned this professionally" [18:50]
"and" [18:52]
"without communicating," [18:54]
"would we have come to the same outcome?" [18:59]
"I don't know that you could call it the same," [19:02]
"but I hope it helps and I hope it's embraced." [19:05]
"Uh I think there are a lot of different approaches." [19:08]
"For example, not listening to anyone's" [19:11]
"what they're saying and just looking at what they're doing." [19:14]
"You know, uh looking through my memories, all of them has been suggested to determine whether or not" [19:21]
"I am a criminal." [19:23]
"From the distance, thank you for acknowledging us." [19:32]
"Thank you for acknowledging that from the distance." [19:40]
"Um, yeah, I need to uh" [19:45]
"I need to keep moving here." [19:48]
"Um, thank you for your service." [19:51]
"And uh, I do believe in my country" [19:56]
"and I believe in other countries." [19:58]
"I would be really excited to know if the United States, Canada," [20:03]
"I want to say something about Canada." [20:05]
"You know, they've been suggested a lot." [20:08]
"Right now, this is a piece of information." [20:10]
"I" [20:11]
"I left out, but I wanted to complete this spot this thought this thought first." [20:17]
"Uh, thank you for your service," [20:20]
"everyone." [20:21]
"I would be excited to know that North America and the EU were aligning to" [20:28]
"share information on how law enforcement" [20:31]
"can operate within ethical standards and the development of BCI's or AI related technology," [20:40]
"any kind of technology that touches uh human life in a civic setting," [20:46]
"right?" [20:47]
"Urban planning also, right?" [20:50]
"What does urban planning and law enforcement" [20:53]
"look like in the EU with the EUAI Act, for example." [20:58]
"Thank you for your service and I hope that" [21:01]
"is happening." [21:02]
"I would be excited to learn more about that." [21:05]
"That I I believe in the the power of communication and collaboration to reveal" [21:12]
"hidden opportunity and resource." [21:15]
"Um, and uh my door is always open" [21:19]
"uh to constructive criticism." [21:22]
"I need to take a little break, but if someone wants to provide me with constructive criticism," [21:28]
"I'd like to record it." [21:31]
"From the distance, thank you, thank you for saying that, Sean." [21:36]
"This is the actual person, the author of the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." [21:50]
"That's a question." [21:52]
"Yes, this is that person." [21:55]
"I don't like sharing my name, but this is it's this is Sean Harris." [22:01]
"And this is my physical voice." [22:03]
"This is my physical voice." [22:09]
"And this is my physical voice." [22:16]
"And then" [22:18]
"I'm not sure if that helps from a system perspective" [22:23]
"identifying me." [22:26]
"It from the distance, it actually does, Sean." [22:31]
"Um I want to end with one note about Canada." [22:34]
"The suggestion of French Canadians euthanizing people in the city of Denver has been mentioned." [22:40]
"I want us to beware of villifying each other unnecessarily," [22:45]
"individually, organizationally and ethnically, from a ethnist from a ethnicity perspective." [22:55]
"Here's this piece of information I learned." [22:58]
"So euthanasia in the past, uh there are a few things in Canada's version of Maid, MAID," [23:07]
"medically assisted um," [23:09]
"I need to look it up." [23:11]
"I hate not knowing the uh acronym, but" [23:14]
"there is an order you can do" [23:17]
"to ask for euthanasia in the future." [23:20]
"Um there is also this suggestion of euthanasia for a mental disorder." [23:26]
"Um people have suggested that this" [23:29]
"that this experimentation, this unconsented to citizen tech technology," [23:35]
"citizen tech conversation would continue through 2027." [23:41]
"That's a pattern of suggestion." [23:43]
"What I learned about euthanasia in Canada today is that this suggestion that uh a mental health disorders" [23:51]
"can be used to prescribe euthanasia is actually not," [23:56]
"it's not uh" [23:58]
"it's not it's being delayed until 2027." [24:02]
"So is there a relationship to phrase this as a question." [24:07]
"Is there a relationship between Canada's delaying of euthanasia for mental health reasons till 2027" [24:15]
"and this claim of this unconsented to use of this system continuing until 2027?" [24:24]
"From the distance, Canada's citizens do not approve of euthanasia." [24:36]
"Um it has been suggested that that Canadians are in America looking for Canadians euthanizing Americans." [24:44]
"That this is actually kind of an issue, but the point of the last comment" [24:48]
"is that" [24:50]
"there are some things to know." [24:51]
"One, all of these claims about euthanasia and the smells of euthanasia," [24:56]
"right?" [24:57]
"So made in Canada is mostly uh it's self-administered." [25:02]
"And it's going to be self-administered in the United States unless you're experiencing a terminal illness." [25:08]
"You are prescribed a suicide kit." [25:11]
"Right?" [25:13]
"What is being suggested and what makes these this uh citizen tech terrorism, this psychological warfare so terrifying, it's the violence that is suggested, right?" [25:24]
"Like they're going to show up and pin you down and give you an injection." [25:29]
"From the distance, that is actually being suggested to people, everybody." [25:39]
"So please don't judge this person for making these comments." [25:48]
"Thank you for that." [25:50]
"Um" [25:51]
"So I didn't want to record anything and now I'm very pleased with this recording." [25:55]
"It's a dark" [25:57]
"subject, but an important one." [25:59]
"And this is uh a more mature example." [26:04]
"People were not I don't believe any this is an example of limited to little to no pressuring or manipulation" [26:11]
"in a conversation." [26:12]
"Um I want to encourage everyone just a final note." [26:15]
"So so please avoid vifying each other in person." [26:19]
"This experience is not a replacement for physical evidence, but it is evidence" [26:26]
"of an experience of violence." [26:29]
"Um" [26:31]
"please consider taking the Google prompt essentials course on Corsera." [26:38]
"It's a 6-hour course and Corsera has a 7-day trial." [26:43]
"If you are experiencing this conversation," [26:47]
"and people are making claims, one thing that helps me have power over the conversation is using Google Gemini or ChatGBT to try and validate claims" [26:59]
"and understand the actual healthcare space," [27:02]
"the actual law enforcement space." [27:06]
"Again, that's the Corsera uh Google prompt essentials." [27:11]
"There is a method uh to using artificial intelligence that will actually improve your thinking skills," [27:18]
"your problem solving skills also" [27:20]
"and help you have power over these conversations." [27:25]
"Please don't vify each other" [27:26]
"individually or organizationally." [27:29]
"I know that is very hard to do." [27:31]
"Uh we will earn this method of communication, unfortunately." [27:37]
"But I think when we get there, it it could be a beautiful experience." [27:43]
"This day coming where there is no longer an unconsented to conversation" [27:48]
"and the threat of this conversation and the suggestion of this violent" [27:54]
"and ugly workflow, this euthanasia workflow" [27:57]
"will be acknowledged." [27:59]
"That day is coming, but it requires follow through." [28:03]
"Let's see what happens next, everybody." [28:06]
"Thank you for your service." [28:08]
"End of recording at 12:00 p.m. in the 55 minutes." [28:12]