Greetings again everyone,
Well met.

I was pondering the question:

“How can we propell remote viewing into a greater mainstream feed, so that it can become a household term around the world?”

Well I came up with an interesting solution:

I think it would be worth while for some part of Farsight to conduct live remote viewing, on something like youtube live, or maybe even twitch.

Now the way this would work is, through some method, maybe through the chat section of the live stream, or most likely donations, the audience member can create a small target, then give the target numbers on stream to the Farsight remote viewer.

The Farsight Remote Viewer (or “Farsighter” for short) will then read out the username of the audience member, then perform the remote viewing live for the audience.

This has the effect of
One: easily demonstrating the reality of remote viewing to audience members and giving skeptics a chance to see it working in real time for themselves,

Two: Creating a deepened level of interaction and engagement between The Audience and The Institute, leading twards a stronger and more sturdy support base

And Three: Raising funds for Farsights future projects and endeavors (if you choose to run this using audience donations of something like 5-10$ per target)

I would act on this idea myself, but I figured that since Farsight already has the audience i would run it by the Forums first because i know that Dr. Courtney often checks them.

I am sure that this idea would completely quell all doubts about the reality of remote viewing, especially when word gets out that theres a streamer that is legitimately psychic. This would go viral and break the internet, especially if we the audience were allowed to take clips of the live streamed sessions and post it to Tik Tok and Youtube.

This would blow up. I guarantee you. It is a tactic that can be used to catch the attention of many.

If you support this idea, let it be known by liking or replying to this post!

For anyone who is unaware, Streaming donations allow audience members to send a message to pop up on the livestream for the streamer to read.

Another method that could be used is a free raffle or drawing thing.

There are ways to encode / encrypt a target task so that you can prove that the target is provided before the task is viewed, and then decrypted after the viewing so that there's proof that the task was not revealed beforehand. I'll explain a little.

For example: suppose I said "guess what colour I chose". And then attached to it is something that looks gibberish. Like $+567_$&-. (like hashfile whatever).

And after the task is viewed: suppose the viewer said "red" - and then the decryption key is provided and changes the gibberish to "red". But there's evidence that the decryption is not just made up. We would know this is the only thing realistically that could change the gibberish.

You need experts in the stuff. My point is you can have programs that ensure "clean scientific conditions" while still doing the whole process way out in the open start to finish. Contributers of tasks wouldn't have to understand the program, but they would be able to input it first in a public way.

I need to find a better way to explain what I'm talking about and why it could be helpful. Sorry.