
Walter Bosley | Ingersoll Lockwood, The Lost Future, & Predictive Media
Remote Viewing, Military Intelligence and Consciousness Transport
The conversation details the mechanics of time travel as depicted in 1970s literature, linking it to the early days of government-funded remote viewing research. Bosley posits that authors like Jack Finney were describing actual military intelligence protocols involving "immersion cubicles" to transport consciousness. The theory suggests that Charles Howard Johnson could have been a military operative using these psychic techniques to inhabit the 1890s.





