Among the vast array of blueprint certified evolution there happens to be a fully functional mental faculty that has hitherto remained dormant. The ability to share our thoughts and communicate via non verbal means has enchanted storytellers and intrigued writers of Sci fi and fantasy novels for decades. Now, thanks to advances in our ability generate higher and higher resolution images at magnification levels that visualize the subatomic building blocks of reality, a coiincidental breakthrough discovery suggest that telepathy is not only possible, but that it may already exist as a fully operational dormant faculty.
Like many of the consequential scientific findings the evidence for Telepathy was discovered by accident in the flowMRI calibration data collected to investigate the ESP abilities of subjects. What they observed was the firing of a action potential from a mirror motor neuron signal that originated from a yawn in one of the participants, followed by a action potential in the other subject that triggered a yawn reflex. The yawn reflex, which involves both afferent and efferent signals, is associated with unique non-synaptic neuronal endings. These are not the typical synaptic end bulbs found at neuromuscular junctions but are instead varicosities—chains of swellings along the length of a postganglionic fiber. These varicosities are characteristic of the autonomic nervous system and are where neurotransmitters are released to affect target organs. Additionally, the sensory neurons in polysynaptic reflex arcs do not terminate directly on motor neurons, which is a notable distinction from monosynaptic reflexes.
The observation gives credibility to a faculty that has become the brunt of charlatans performing parlor tricks in the guise of Mystics,Mediums, Clearvoyants, Psychics, and Mind Readers. What we've been able to gleen of the faculty is that the signal they observed was transmitted via a subconscious non local subatomic englement between co-located afferent and efferent motor mirror neurons in the two different individuals. The concept isn't new; it's been hinted at in archane texts, ancient philosophies and spiritual teachings, but only now are we truly grasping its potential to transform our world.
Imagine a society where every individual is acutely aware of their thoughts, actions, and their impact on the collective whole. This heightened sense of awareness could lead to a revelation of mutual relevance, where we recognize that our destinies are intertwined. By sharing our present intentions and working towards common goals, we could take a quantum leap of faith towards a future that is co-created by all. This isn't just wishful thinking; it's a call to action. To tip the scales in our favor, we must embrace the nature of co-creative confluence – the merging of individual streams of creativity into a mighty river that can carve new landscapes. It's about finding harmony in diversity, strength in unity, and hope in the face of adversity.
As we stand at the precipice of our own making, facing the devastation wrought by environmental degradation, social inequality, and a myriad of other challenges, the dread of our collective conscience looms large. But it is precisely in these moments of crisis that the opportunity for transformation is greatest. By harnessing the collective will and wisdom of humanity, we can ease that dread and embark on a path of restoration and renewal. The journey ahead is not without its obstacles, but the rewards are immeasurable. By leveraging our collective sense of awareness, we can realize a future that reflects the best of who we are and all that we can become. It's a journey worth taking, and it starts with each of us, here and now. Let's take that leap of faith together.
