Scientist and author Dr. Dean Radin shared what he sees as evidence of psychic phenomena, and the concept that mind and matter are related in certain ways. "We're more hurt by people making wild claims than by skeptics," Radin said of the field of psychic study, in which his goal is to present data from replicable experiments.
Citing the Global Consciousness Project, he noted that random generators, or "eggs," which are said to capture a "brainwave of the world's mind," began to show anomalous readings 3-4 hours before the September 11 attacks in a manner that was statistically unlikely if the readings were just random. It's possible this technology could eventually be used as a type of "early warning system," he commented.
Radin also recounted some interesting anti-psi effects that began occurring around two weeks before September 11, 2001, when positive results from online psychic recognition tests (GotPsi) dipped significantly. He speculated this may have been caused by people having intuitions about the upcoming attacks that they were repressing, and thus their psychic abilities were dampened during this time. Radin then spoke about his upcoming book Entangled Mind that deals with the "human experience of non-locality," such as people sensing events from a distance. The first hour of the program featured Open Lines.