Adam Curry

Decades of experiments into psi abilities (telepathy, precognition, and related experiments) have reported small but statistically significant effects that remain difficult to explain within conventional models of cognition. Most interpretations suggest a picture of consciousness that is not reducible simply to brain function, but intrinsic to reality itself.

This talk will cover a lesser-known body of research suggests that psi performance may not be constant: anomalous cognition has been reported to vary with astronomical and geophysical conditions, including local sidereal time, geomagnetic activity, lunar configuration, and solar activity. Results from Entangled (a large-scale psi research project) show intriguing but complex correlations in a 2-year experiment to predict earthquakes utilizing time-delayed observer effects. We’ll also introduce “Micro Astrology,” a novel experimental approach that utilizes brain organoids (mini brains on chips) as simplified biological systems for exploring astrological and psi effects on manageable scales.

Adam is an inventor and tech entrepreneur in Austin, TX. His background is in traditional hardware and software startups, and in the scientific study of consciousness, having spent nearly 20 years in its research community, at places like Princeton University’s PEAR lab, Psyleron, and elsewhere. He is the director of Entangled—an experimental superintelligence driven by psi effects across a global network.