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Dec 6, 2025 — Recording 5 (11:06) (Part 4)

2025-12-06 · Saturday · 06:25 · audio ↗ · source ↗
Glossary: Telepathy, Terrorism

Dec 6, 2025 — Recording 5 (11:06)

Audio: 20251206-110649.mp3 · Duration 06:25

**11:06am, Continuing the review of external communication from the last 12hrs at the D.R.M. (Denver Rescue Mission) 48th St. Shelter. FYI - This recording has destructive distortion at the 3m mark.*

"It is 11:06 a.m." [00:03]

"Saturday, December 6, 2025." [00:07]

"This is the voice of Sean Christopher Harris, author of The Discovery of Telepathic Terrorism." [00:14]

"Uh, some someone just reminded me of a really important comment I wanted to add to the takeaways from the last 12 hours." [00:24]

"Uh, this in the as far as the order of events, this was the event where" [00:30]

"um," [00:31]

"uh, the suggestion of a law enforcement officer, a Denver Police Department worker, possibly," [00:40]

"uh," [00:42]

"being commenting on the conditions in the shelter, standing up for the shelter and the people of Denver," [00:48]

"and" [00:49]

"being given an explanation that they're experiencing technology." [00:54]

"And this person, I'm very proud of this and there was a statement made to this person that" [01:02]

"is unacceptable. and there's some more more information. It's a really sad statement." [01:10]

"And so, while he's being given an explanation that what he's experiencing is technology, a conversation ensued about, you know, why, well, who's aware of this?" [01:22]

"Our homeland security people swear that there's no technology like this in use." [01:27]

"Right?" [01:29]

"And uh, and so it continues on and someone makes this comment from the people observing, paraphrasing, we see local police officers as blue collar law enforcement workers." [01:46]

"From the distance just now, that's exactly the statement I wanted you to capture." [01:56]

"And the additional information is very important." [02:04]

"From the author, thank you for reminding me." [02:08]

"From the distance, how did you know that?" [02:14]

"Um from the author, uh this reminds me of the Neurolink summer 2025 product update where Elon Musk talks about, you know, how the amount of processing the brain does when communicating can be measured." [02:37]

"And he talks about in the future, we may be able to communicate faster." [02:43]

"Um and I think what may have happened is that there is a brain-to-brain connection." [02:50]

"And this brain-to-brain connection, there you have this efference copy space." [02:56]

"Efference copy is like the thought before the thought." [03:02]

"So you could have a large idea and it's recognizable." [03:07]

"It's recognizable." [03:09]

"I might recognize that you're going to use that through this brain to brain connection." [03:15]

"maybe kind of like a mental God where we both we both have the thought." [03:26]

"Uh it's really interesting because you can step on each other's toes as the efference copy space, you know." [03:33]

"I'll recognize things." [03:37]

"I'll see things coming a long way away at times, and it's gratifying just what just happened personally." [03:46]

"We'll see what you think about my explanation." [03:48]

"From the distance, I think it's credible, incredible." [04:04]

"I think I agree with you." [04:06]

"I was not aware of efference copy as a depth." [04:14]

"Thank you. I'm going to look into that." [04:18]

"From the author, did I repeat or paraphrase your suggestion accurately, statement accurately?" [04:27]

"Yes, are you going to get a gym membership?" [04:36]

"From the author, I would advise against asking answering questions like that." [04:44]

"Let's just see what I do." [04:48]

"I mean, here's why." [04:52]

"Someone could create a problem for me at the gym" [04:56]

"in advance of me arriving." [04:59]

"From the distance, and that's exactly why I was asking." [05:09]

"I did not say that, but I was thinking it." [05:16]

"From another speaker, that's not at all what I was talking about." [05:25]

"Someone used our conversation." [05:34]

"They hijacked our conversation." [05:38]

"From the author, this is a very common experience." [05:43]

"That's okay." [05:45]

"From the distance, you addressed it well, I think." [05:51]

"From the author, I'm going to go ahead and end this recording now." [05:54]

"I had to return to silence." [05:56]

"Thank you for the reminder." [05:58]

"Remember, I can always screen questions." [06:01]

"Uh, take care of your health." [06:05]