Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 8 (16:32) (Part 4)
Nov 19, 2025 — Recording 8 (16:32)
Audio: 20251119-163206-02.mp3 · Duration 26:25
**Continuing takeaways from the night before and early morning at the shelter.*
"That someone would acknowledge that so plainly." (00:05)
"Unfucking believable." (00:11)
"From the author I want to get to the person that suggested someone was falsely portraying themselves." (00:20)
"From the distance just now I'm here." (00:25)
"From the author please continue any comments in 3, 2, 1." (00:33)
"I'm not ready for this at the moment." (00:42)
"This is my home in Corpus Christi." (00:51)
"I did not say that." (00:56)
"That is the truth of it." (01:00)
"Why is someone doing this to us?" (01:06)
"From the author uh again Texas was suggested after I connected myself." (01:14)
"Remember I connect myself to people, this suggestion of backwards compatibility right?" (01:22)
"That people who experience the human breaching process." (01:27)
"The breaching or penetration of the human body for observation." (01:32)
"Using this technology supported method of telepathy or this so-called citizen technology method of communication." (01:40)
"Right there is a historical or classical understanding or mandate it would appear that the citizen is not allowed." (01:50)
"The general population is not the same as the people facilitating these so-called ugly workflows." (01:58)
"And or unconsented to communication or research." (02:03)
"And that everyone is really surprised at the general population's ability." (02:08)
"After being pressured so so harshly for so long to demonstrate the very connection." (02:17)
"I want to paint a picture of this so to help people's understanding." (02:23)
"It's not the easiest thing to do." (02:25)
"All right if you have a telephone for example you can call someone." (02:30)
"And they can choose to accept the telephone rings on their end and they pick it up and they choose to accept." (02:38)
"And then you're both talking to each other." (02:41)
"You could both sit there in silence right." (02:44)
"You've made the connection and you could just listen." (02:48)
"Well what if just listening allowed you to see what was happening on the other end." (02:53)
"What if just listening allowed you to look at what was happening on the other side." (02:59)
"Right and you could just call and regardless of anyone talking to you you could see who's walking by." (03:09)
"This is how I might describe, this is the author continuing on and how I might describe this so-called citizen technology method of technology supported technologically supported telepathy." (03:29)
"Right and so there's no phone." (03:32)
"There is a phone there's an apparatus that connects us." (03:37)
"Connects our brains this brain to brain connection." (03:40)
"And you can just connect yourself to someone but it involves the suggestion of pushing your awareness your consciousness into their body." (03:51)
"The Quran talks about this." (03:54)
"The Quran talks about evil djinns." (03:57)
"A djinn is a spirit a malevolent spirit that can push itself into your body enter your body through an open orifice." (04:06)
"For example your back door or your anus your ears or nose or mouth." (04:14)
"Right." (04:16)
"This human experience uh that's being suggested that I've experienced includes the use of observational technology." (04:27)
"Once you see somebody talented communicators pushing their consciousness into your body." (04:37)
"Have we perfected or found a way to use a computer to push consciousness and or observational tools and observational capacity inside of a human body." (04:55)
"And is this being forced on us today." (04:58)
"Right." (05:00)
"It's this suggestion pushing us past the phone the suggestion of a telephone metaphor into just our brain to brain connection." (05:09)
"So once again let's look at this." (05:12)
"You have the suggestion of our mobile phone right." (05:15)
"You can call each other someone answers and you're just listening." (05:19)
"What if you had the ability to see what was happening there." (05:24)
"For example a video call right." (05:27)
"The phone's camera turns on and all of a sudden you're looking at a face you're looking at the inside of an office." (05:35)
"And that opportunity is available to anyone who learns to use it." (05:40)
"All you have to do is find that button." (05:44)
"So according to this mandate or traditional understanding maybe tribal knowledge is a good way of putting it." (05:55)
"The general population does not know how to find that button to look around." (06:01)
"Based on my experience and that's the physical experience and that's the verbal comments the so-called citizen tech comments of others." (06:14)
"I'm one of the general population that has figured out how to do this." (06:19)
"And it is unheard of." (06:22)
"People are suggesting that they could be executed for this." (06:26)
"For example paraphrasing disconnect from us we could be executed." (06:33)
"Disconnect immediately or I could be executed for this." (06:37)
"Right because all of a sudden you've got someone from the general population looking around." (06:44)
"But it's not just that it's that in this connection you start to experience the general population's physical sensation." (06:57)
"Touch using the restroom eating food taste smell." (07:08)
"From the distance just now that's exactly what's happening." (07:12)
"From the author would you tell us more about this." (07:16)
"Would you consider telling us more about this in this moment." (07:21)
"I am experiencing you at this moment." (07:29)
"You're walking." (07:34)
"I feel something in my right ear." (07:44)
"Yes that is exactly what I suggested." (07:48)
"From the author that is my earbud holding in my $7 microphone." (07:56)
"My headphones that are wired headphones with a little microphone on the cord." (08:09)
"From the distance just now unfucking believable." (08:17)
"I also seem to have the ability from the distance." (08:29)
"I also seem to have the ability." (08:36)
"Access to your thought process for lack of better words." (08:49)
"From the author that is a very common experience for myself as well." (08:55)
"Have you heard of efference copy." (08:59)
"Efference copy is the thought before the thought." (09:07)
"From the distance just now I know what efference copy is." (09:17)
"I think I have connection to any." (09:26)
"I think I have access to any connection's efference copy." (09:32)
"Still repeating." (09:36)
"Still repeating." (09:40)
"That's from the mature person you suggested." (09:46)
"From the distance just now I suggested paraphrasing I suggested that this is not a known source of technology and I need to make sure this is captured in your recording." (10:17)
"From the author thank you for reminding me this was suggested." (10:22)
"That this experience that people are being connected to this backwards compatibility that the experience alerts them has alerted someone in this instance to the presence of technology not previously known." (10:45)
"From the distance just now that is exactly what I'm talking about." (10:52)
"Do you want to know who we are." (10:57)
"From the author yes uh I always tell people though to avoid sharing personally identifiable information." (11:08)
"But however you're already connected to this conversation." (11:12)
"Please continue at your discretion in 3, 2, 1." (11:22)
"This person is in serious danger right now I feel a horribly ominous presence." (11:37)
"I did not say that but I was thinking it." (11:47)
"And that is another aspect to this experience that I have not heard of being available technologically speaking." (12:10)
"That is exactly what I suggested with word for word accuracy." (12:20)
"Exactly 150%." (12:32)
"I'm going to exactly I'm going to reach out within email." (12:47)
"I wonder if you can still get emails." (12:55)
"Are you interested in meeting someone from the conversation." (13:04)
"I did not suggest that." (13:07)
"From the author I would love for anyone in this conversation to make a safe connection to me and here's why." (13:19)
"Because the longer we go without acknowledgement the more danger we are in." (13:26)
"If you are lucky enough to find one human being that is uh experiencing this this phenomena and you're able to join forces you will have at least one person that's not going to judge you for the experience." (13:47)
"And it is that judgment that everyone will avoid is it not." (13:52)
"People experiencing this will fight tooth and nail to avoid being seen as a crazy person because a misdiagnosis of schizophrenia could destroy someone's career for example access to children." (14:10)
"You could end up partially lobotomized from medication and or and I'm not sure what the logistics or legal ramifications or plausibility are being forced to enter and reside in a sanitarium." (14:27)
"You can invite the threat of forced violent euthanization into your life." (14:33)
"So if you find someone and this is why I've made my contact information public." (14:41)
"And that person is an ally and supportive of the consented to conversation." (14:47)
"Well you at least have one person." (14:51)
"That you can share this horrifying experience with." (14:55)
"Horrifying at times and utterly amazing at others." (15:02)
"Returning to the repeating process what does everyone think of that or the person who asked." (15:10)
"It was suggested that someone uh jumped in and tried to gather information or pressure the conversation or take over the relationship potentially." (15:28)
"Right by asking about connecting." (15:31)
"It's very dangerous what is being suggested right now maybe let's pull back to that." (15:39)
"From the distance just now yes I would advise doing that." (15:46)
"This we need to secure this person." (15:56)
"Before he loses his life potentially." (16:02)
"I no longer feel safe using this method of communication in this situation individually speaking." (16:27)
"That's exactly what I suggested." (16:34)
"I'm going to pause on any further communication I'm not the one communicating." (16:47)
"From the author this is how these conversations go." (16:52)
"And this is why I've included a read first section in the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism to avoid communicating with me using telepathy." (17:05)
"Using this so-called citizen technology method of communication because your presence can be hijacked mimicked manipulated in real time." (17:18)
"And depending on how you react in the conversation things could get worse for you." (17:25)
"I doubt they would ever get better." (17:28)
"And so what can we learn from this moment." (17:31)
"Well please consider that observations are absolutely going to happen and that we may not have control over whether or not we connect using citizen technology." (17:46)
"It's been suggested that simply opening my document will connect you to the source of the terrorist threat in the city of Denver." (17:58)
"Simply opening it." (18:01)
"And then once that happens uh this world of false information will descend on you." (18:08)
"And you can make a choice to do the bidding or not." (18:15)
"From the distance just now that is exactly what has happened to CNN Sean." (18:25)
"What are the actual capabilities of these communicators." (18:33)
"No further comments." (18:36)
"From the author what is the good news in this situation." (18:41)
"That's a great question from the distance just now." (18:46)
"Well so from the author it could be that what is demanded of the general public and news media is acknowledgement without an official statement." (18:58)
"Remember how did HIV begin." (19:03)
"HIV was kind of condemned from the beginning it was referred to as gay cancer." (19:08)
"And it took tens of thousands of people protesting and dying and the intervention of the music industry before what happened." (19:17)
"Before support and acknowledgement came from the healthcare industry." (19:22)
"Do we have 15 years to get to relief to get to acknowledgement." (19:30)
"From the distance just now I don't think so." (19:40)
"Remember everyone a terrorist attack has been claimed." (19:45)
"From the author that is exactly what I would suggest at this moment plus one." (19:53)
"From the distance strength in numbers comes to mind." (19:59)
"Publicly facing methods of communication comes to mind also." (20:09)
"From the author thank you for suggesting that I don't have anything else to add there." (20:14)
"Emailing people if you're present in the conversation and you have contact information be brave." (20:22)
"Suggest that sending an email and in that email including I've been communicating with you can you confirm this." (20:30)
"I will do that for you." (20:34)
"I will be brave and confirm this." (20:37)
"I want to be there for someone in this moment." (20:40)
"The opportunity has not arrived yet in person." (20:46)
"From the distance just now it's coming it's coming I swear to God it's coming." (20:57)
"Do not accept euthanization Sean Christopher Harris from another person I think." (21:09)
"Followed immediately by please do not use that person's publicly identifiable information." (21:25)
"From the author I'm going to go ahead and end this recording here." (21:31)
"The uh age old platitude right every passing minute is a chance to change." (21:39)
"It's not an empty platitude it's always relevant." (21:43)
"Every passing minute is a chance to pick up the phone to send an email." (21:50)
"If you've been engaging in this conversation and you go without validation right." (21:57)
"You can always send me the author of the Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism an email and I will be happy to be honest with you." (22:09)
"However if you show up with a psychiatrist in hopes of forcing me into a sanitarium or ending my life my beautiful six year old daughter's father's life." (22:22)
"And altering the course of her life for the rest of her life." (22:26)
"I can't help you." (22:29)
"I'm going to do what I can to support everyone please consider a humanitarian approach moving forward." (22:36)
"I'm going to end the recording now at 5:15 PM Wednesday November 19th 2025." (22:45)
"Suicide prevention comes to mind Denver Colorado." (22:50)
"Suicide prevention." (22:52)
"Evidence based medicine." (22:55)
"Reminding us all that if you can just share information with the healthcare industry publicly speaking." (23:06)
"You know maybe this is uh not a manifesto but some kind of release right." (23:14)
"Cryptocurrency was released uh anonymously Bitcoin was released anonymously." (23:24)
"And then the marketplace the global marketplace took over." (23:30)
"Maybe there's a similar opportunity for this so-called citizen technology to be released or acknowledged anonymously." (23:39)
"And then the marketplace can take over." (23:45)
"That could save so many lives and it could be the very thing that uh removes the bottleneck from investing." (23:58)
"I need to end this recording but I'll end with this." (24:01)
"I had reached out to Ari Melber because of a show he had done a show he had produced or released uh a while ago about BCIs right." (24:15)
"And his voice appeared in conversation for about a month after and it ended on before disappearing this statement paraphrasing we need official statements." (24:33)
"We can't do anything without official statements." (24:37)
"Right." (24:39)
"We need official statements." (24:41)
"And so have we come to a place yet and this is months later now." (24:47)
"Where we can all acknowledge that there won't be an official statement." (24:56)
"There won't be an official statement." (25:00)
"What can we learn from history right." (25:04)
"Looking at the the past cryptocurrency or my suggestion of looking at HIV's painful beginnings being called gay cancer." (25:14)
"You know what what what can we call this beginning." (25:19)
"The threat of euthanization." (25:21)
"Is there anyone out there with the authority maybe an editorial team who can move past the fear and the threat." (25:38)
"What are the actual capabilities of these terrorists who consistently prompt us with this." (25:45)
"America when will you acknowledge what is happening to your citizens." (25:50)
"We will react based on how you react." (25:54)
"Will anybody come to the aid of the city of Denver." (26:02)
"Anybody." (26:04)
"And I don't mean euthanization forced covert violent euthanization we can do better America." (26:14)
"Can we not do better." (26:17)
"End of recording at 5:19 PM at 47 minutes." (26:23)