Hi All,

I'm starting to share FarSight with Friends and Family. To help provide context to evolution of knowledge or corroboration from other sources and to show the precognitions. Can you add the release dates to the video's so that are easy to find. YouTube has this and it is very helpful for tracking the pace and major events with in the disclosure movement.

- Best

I think they do, or often do. It would be good to splice the publication date and filming date directly into the video. I know it's a bit of a pain to do this and that when they are already trying to mocap and cgi and render etc but scientific reasoning would compel one to place relevant data points wherever reasonable into the production itself.

On top of that you can actually make it look cool. Remember how x files would begin a scene with a short blurb about time and place? (it was just the city not the latlong). I like that a lot better than having an MC state the data. Instead just put the blurb.

In fact this is what was helpful with that brief ominous piano music Farsight used to put more often.

In fact: courtney remember how you said "you can only introduce yourself once?" - this us a principle in marketing I'm not sure what it's called. But marketers are careful not to betray their original branding even if they decide later they don't like some of the original idiosynchracies.

I remember one Ninja Turtles movie (I think 2 or 3) where April O'Neill was no longer a blonde chick but some sort of black haired slightly asuan girk I think.

I was like "WWWW TTTTT FFFF !!!???" She's supposed to be a white blonde chick this is so stupid ... they fixed it later. Anyways.

Farsight: data point stamps are good. And please maintain patterns from your original branding where you can. Like that little piano jingle tgat's short and simple but everyone who's heard it now knows: "that's Farsight"

The only way I see how to do it is look at the timing of the first comment on the video. Since the timeline of disclosure items is critical to proving that blind remote viewing has high predictive accuracy, having data of release right next to the length (3h 15m) of the video for instance, and help build that reputation. Blind Remote Viewing doesn't need to be 100% accurate, it just have a history of being way above average of predicting the future at the time of the video release.

So as alien disclosure starts to role out to the population, which is currently, make news in the last 2 weeks for instance from US congress members, it is good to show that the videos are much older than the public role out of knowledge.

This will also help prime the population for the catastrophic disclosure event when the alien shooting war starts and crashed ships are all over the place (at least that is why my dream told me the other night).

I second this