PEAR lab
Referenced in 2 episodes
Definition
The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research lab, founded in 1979 to study the potential effects of consciousness on physical systems, particularly in relation to mind-matter interaction.
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Is Consciousness a Nested Quantum Field? with Christopher Noël
New Thinking AllowedSep 30, 2026
Author Christopher Noël proposes that consciousness is an 18th quantum field: a natural, physical, highest-frequency and lowest-density field nested inside matter and entangled with everything. He argues this single model can explain remote viewing, near-death experiences, poltergeists, levitation, UAP flight and Sasquatch encounters, which all share side effects such as sudden cold, pressure drops and electrical failures. The conversation goes further, with claims that we already exist in the afterlife and that so-called aliens covet human souls.
Consciousness, Plasma, Remote Viewing & the UFO Phenomenon | Adam Curry
Third Eye DropsDec 12, 2025
In this episode, psi researcher Adam M. Curry delves into the complex interconnections between consciousness, plasma, and the UFO phenomenon. He discusses his experiences at the PEAR lab, emphasizing the intersections of anomalous cognition and mind-matter interaction. The conversation also explores the scientific validity of psi phenomena and its implications for our understanding of reality.