The Wisdom School: What it Means to be Human

1 week ago | wisdomschool.com | Thom Hartmann

Decision Augmentation Theory (DAT) is a fascinating framework that seeks to explain phenomena at the intersection of consciousness, decision-making, and the physical world. Proposed by physicist Edwin May and colleagues, DAT challenges traditional interpretations of psychic phenomena by suggesting that apparent extrasensory perception (ESP) or precognition may actually arise from subtle, unconscious influences on decision-making processes.

3 weeks ago | wisdomschool.com | Thom Hartmann

Quantum Entanglement and the Possibility of Telepathic Communication: Unlocking the Hidden Potential of the UniverseIn the vast tapestry of scientific discovery, few phenomena captivate the imagination as profoundly as quantum entanglement. Once dismissed as a mere theoretical oddity, this peculiar feature of quantum mechanics has risen to prominence as a cornerstone of modern physics. It suggests that particles, even when separated by vast distances, remain inexplicably connected.

1 month ago | wisdomschool.com | Thom Hartmann

The power of the human mind to influence the physical world has been a topic of fascination for centuries. In recent years, scientific experiments have begun to explore whether thoughts and intentions can genuinely affect matter. One intriguing study, conducted by Dr. Renée Poec’h and her colleagues, provides compelling evidence that the mind—or in this case, even the consciousness of animals—might influence physical systems in surprising ways.

1 month ago | wisdomschool.com | Thom Hartmann

Arthur Koestler, the renowned author and philosopher, had a lifelong fascination with the mysteries of the human mind and the synchronicities that seem to defy rational explanation. Among the many intriguing concepts he explored, one of the most enduring is the idea of the “Library Angel.”This term refers to the seemingly inexplicable phenomenon where a person, often while searching for information or inspiration, encounters exactly the book, passage, or idea they need at just the right moment.

1 month ago | wisdomschool.com | Thom Hartmann

Can humans predict the future? For centuries, the idea of precognition—knowing what will happen before it occurs—has been dismissed as mere superstition or wishful thinking. Yet a growing collection of scientific studies suggests there might be more to this phenomenon than skeptics have assumed. Precognition research began in earnest back in 1901 when scientists Vaschide and Piéron conducted experiments asking people to predict random events like dice rolls.