Adam Curry

Adam Curry is a consciousness researcher and inventor whose work explores the measurable interface between mind, matter, and the quantum field. A former Director at the Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) Lab, Curry’s background combines cutting-edge data analysis with open-minded inquiry into the nature of reality.

As founder of the Entangled Foundation, he leads pioneering experiments in collective consciousness, random-event correlations, and non-local information fields—continuing decades of research into how human intention can influence physical systems. His work investigates whether consciousness itself may act as a resonant field shaping the evolution of civilization through great cycles of time.

By uniting ancient metaphysical principles with quantum information science, Curry’s research points toward a new synthesis: that consciousness is not a by-product of matter, but the substrate of the universe, a view echoing the higher states of awareness described in the ascending Yugas.

Adam Curry’s presentation at CPAK examines whether ancient metaphysical models – such as cyclical ages and ascending epochs – can be meaningfully connected to contemporary understandings of quantum information and collective systems.