Children's Telepathic WorkshopEST. FLORENCE, COLORADO / DIVISION 01
EXPERIMENTAL RESEARCH DIVISION
Experiments in perception, intuition, cognition, probability, and the curious space between them.
TWO EXPERIMENTS ARE CURRENTLY ACTIVE
02 ACTIVE
001
/ REMOTE VIEWERCan you describe a target you haven't seen?
A target is selected and concealed before the experiment begins. Record your impressions without seeing the target. When you're finished, compare your observations with the hidden target.
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/ PRECOGNITIONCan you predict a target that hasn't been selected yet?
Choose which of four symbols you think the system will select. Your prediction is locked first. Only then is the target randomly generated. Complete 20 trials and compare your results with chance.
Children's Telepathic Workshop experiments explore perception, intuition, probability, cognition, and the curious space between them. Results are experimental and recreational and should not be interpreted as scientific evidence of paranormal ability. Experiment information
Children's Telepathic Workshop LLC is the creative and strategic home of designer, investigator, and entrepreneur Justin Lake Whedon.
The Workshop supports projects spanning organizational investigation, design, technology, environmental education, and land-based experimentation.
03 ENTRIES
Organizational Investigation, AI, Systems & Creative Strategy
Justin helps organizations understand complicated problems, challenge assumptions, improve systems, and turn ideas into practical solutions through organizational investigation, strategy, AI, automation, design, and technology.
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Environmental Education, Stewardship & Community
Adventure Acres Foundation engages people in Southern Colorado in caring for land through education, stewardship, citizen science, and community projects so ecosystems and communities can thrive together.
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Land, Adventure & Regenerative Experimentation
A primitive campground near the base of the Mount Blanca Massif in Colorado's San Luis Valley — minutes from Great Sand Dunes National Park and Zapata Falls. Panoramic views, rugged trails, and starlit skies, with simple outdoor hospitality rooted in land and place.
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