Remote Viewing the Year 2050 With Stephen A. Schwartz
Remote viewing pioneer Dr. Stephan A. Schwartz recently discussed his precognitive remote viewing project of the year 2050, which was conducted in 1978. In addition to anticipating historical occurrences many of us would live to see, such as the fall of the Soviet Union, the advent of the smartphone, the appearance of HIV, and the increase in pandemics, his team also made some startling predictions we have yet to endure (and may not want to). He cautions against using remote viewing to look too far into the future, because conditions may be so foreign to what we are familiar with that we may have no reference point by which to describe it.

Indeed, many of the accurate predictions conducted in 1978 which we have come to witness were unintelligible even at the time they were conducted. For example, he recounts his experience asking the Deputy Director of the National Institutes of Health (NIH) about whether or not a blood-borne disease could cross from non-human primates in Africa over to humans and result in a devastating epidemic, at which point the director told him to “quit smoking” whatever it was that led him to have such thoughts. Nevertheless, it was not long after that that HIV reared its ugly head and resulted in the deaths of countless millions of people. The sudden disappearance of the Soviet Union and the advent of a physical device that could be used to speak with someone and also see them as though they were on a small television, were equally unintelligible to anyone, including educated futurists, at that time.

The tasking consisted of asking the viewers to go to a large city and look at it on the same day (in 1978) but in 2050. Viewers reported that Los Angeles and much of the West Coast, as well as Florida, had become inundated with water to the point of no longer being habitable. Dr. Schwartz is convinced this will result in the collapse of real estate value and the end of what he rightly refers to as “vampire capitalism.” These disasters, which will allegedly be the result of climate change, were no less unintelligible at the time because climate change as a serious political issue would not emerge until many years later in the early 1990s. His viewers also speak of a “great event” that occurs between 2040 and 2045, although it is unclear what this will consist of. Nevertheless, he is convinced, based on the results, that carbon-powered vehicles will be basically non-existent at this time and the petroleum industry itself will vanish into obsolescence. Although he believes the United States will endure as a de jure legal entity, he is convinced that the U.S. states themselves will merge based on a combination of regional and political proximity. At this time, records of this remote viewing project consist of a voluminous 15,000 pages.

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