0:00 My mom like gave her my dad address. This is when I first moved in with my dad when she would like look at it and then she goes, "Okay, uh, your bedroom's upstairs and then there's a light in front of the door. That light's always out." And I'm like, "What the is a light?" Yeah, she's right. And I'm like, "She was your dad's mistress. She's been there already, dude. I left my panties on the living room. Can you pick it up for me? [Music] And welcome back to a really really interesting and I don't know anything about this topic episode of Careful Boys where Joe take it away. Enlighten us. Hey guys. Imagine if you could have psychic powers and you can see things
0:53 that's not in front of you. Things miles away, things all over the world you can in real time like it's happening at the moment. No, sometimes in the past, sometimes in the future, too. So, it's space and time travel. Yeah. Wow. But wow, you're physically here. Oh, this is called Okay. It's called remote viewing. Astral projection. No, it's not the same. That's a part of that. That's a part of that. Extra sensory perception. ESP. It's astral project. Yeah. ESP. So, Nick kind of mentioned it and he he said he went on a deep dive. What? Not as deep as you. Okay. But what what interested you? I saw there was this uh somebody did an article about all the different cases where they use something like remote viewing to actually solve some murders. Yeah. And I just was like
1:43 that's pretty crazy. Wait, how how is that like like justifiably like accurate? I think what they do is like let's say uh fill in the gaps. Let's say Yeah. If you have a detective that believes in this kind of ████ then they'll get the live viewer and then the viewer can like let's say pick up what happened at a certain space in time and once they describe that then that detective will go okay let me go back to that site and look for this actual thing. So maybe a place he never looked before like oh wait the maybe I'll look under this rock. I never thought to look under this rock but because of what this described picked up the rock. Oh ████ the ████ dagger was there. Whatever. That's pretty crazy. So, there is a case where this remote viewer um was able to find a fugitive in a state that was completely
2:36 off track from what the uh from the authorities were looking for. So, like this dude Yeah. He went off and he was like in like um Arizona or something like that. Everybody was looking on the east coast and this remote viewer was like, "I see cowboys. I see western. I see like cactus. He's in the west. He's in the wild west." And then everyone's like, "No ████ way. No." But then there was one cop. It's always the movie where it's like, "I believe you." Yeah. And then they went um and then I guess this fugitive was like went on a phone call like you know like they're supposed to just like not contact the family and all that. Yeah. But then somehow they traced
3:26 them back. They they found and then he took a picture and then he sent it to like a family member and then he was just like I'm you know I'm just chilling whatever. And then they were able to look at the picture and they go, "Oh, ████ That's that national uh ████ forest or whatever." But basically they they caught the dude Joshua Tree. Yeah. But they went it's because of a remote viewer helped them out. But the craziest thing about this and and you know how the CIA you can go on their website and look at all the files and documents and whatever. They invested hella money into psychic powers back in like the Yeah. the 50s and 60s because during the Cold War they were convinced that China, um, Russia, all these guys were already ahead of the game. Like they were already investing in supernatural ████
4:16 They already investing in like like all this like um psychic power stuff and they they were ahead of the game and they needed to catch up. So they wanted to scientifically create a program where it's like if this is real, right? How can we replicate it and how do we know how real it is? Stranger Things and then they created a program. Yeah. Stranger Things is actually like playing on the reality of they had an institute and it's it's still you can go there and train for it. It's called the Monroe Institute and they train you could go from civilians and anyone you can pay for it. What the ████ His still water bottle all over himself. Damn. You can go and I really want to do this. Is that like that's like the psychological or like hypnosis institute or It's not hypnosis. It teaches you how to remote view. Wow.
5:06 Or like it helps you harness and he goes everyone has all humans has has this ability with intuition and all that stuff. It's like a spank bank. So yeah, and they do different exercises to develop these powers. It's still apparently officially because the CIA and US military explored it in intelligence gathering, there's no scientific evidence to support its existence. So, it's generally considered pseudocience. Yeah. Right. But it's still somehow like All right. Stop being negative, man. It is. It is. But why the ████ would they still keep these programs going? Why the ████ do they have money so much money invested into it? And pseudocience could just be another phrase for we haven't found a way to prove it yet. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But there is some use cases for it for sure. But I um so all right going back to how they developed it. I thought this was ████ crazy, right? Cuz like
5:59 I don't know. I'm just like why would they put money into this thing? But anyways, they first wanted to qualify a good candidate. How do they know who might be good for psychic powers and who might not be? Right? So, inside of their military, they started looking at stats and then they're like, "Let's look for guys that have a high survival rate and a low survival rate field like special ops or whatever." And then they found one dude who was like um basically like a highlevel special ops guy that was way like older than a lot of his other colleagues cuz most of them I think they they leave in their 20s but I think he was like in his 40s or something and then he's like wow he has a extraordinary survival rate whatever
6:50 whatever. So they were like, "Well, maybe these guys have either good intuition or psychicness and that's why." And then so his reasoning was always like, "I felt it like like sometimes you just feel behind the door there's someone there." So then for him like he he he'd be able to like just shoot through the door, know someone's there or whatever. Oh. So he had really good intuition. He became like the Michael Jordan of remote viewing. Wow. where he was able to like ████ always nail like he's the one that uncovered the the the the massive submarines that the Soviet Union had. I think they even made a movie called The Hunt for Red October or whatever. What the fi? Yeah. And then the way that they would do this is like let's say I uh you're the psychic, right? We go into an isolated room with no
7:40 stimulus and then I have coordinates that it's just GPS coordinates and then I fold this up, put it into my um my envelope. I don't know what the coordinates are. Like let's say he's my commander. He gives me the coordinates. I put it in my pocket. We sit down and then we go through a session and I start asking you, okay, so what do you see? Where you at? Whatever. And I just start making notes. You're like, I'm in a field. It's a grassy field. Um, it looks like Russia. Okay. I see a gray warehouse. There's three cars. And then you just start writing notes. Writing notes. And I don't know where this is because I'm not going to nudge you or I'm not going to make you like I I got to be unbiased, right? Yeah. And then so I would just be the notetaker and I'll
8:31 just keep asking you questions. What else do you see? You see this? And then you'll just go through your session and then afterwards like I'll have the report and I give it back to my commander. My commander would be like, "Okay, cool. So, uh, let's look at the satellite image." And then it matches whatever. Whatever. And then so the remote viewer would tell you like, "Okay, there's act they're building like a tank here or whatever." Oh, yeah. It's ████ nuts. And then so that was one way that they recruited. Another way that they recruited were like um just out of the civilian world. They would try to find psychics and see and then they would go through these tests to see how real it is because there's like you know yeah there's con artists but the way that they would try to see if they know what they're doing is like let's say I have a picture of a ferris wheel
9:21 right and then um we'll just ask them to like okay like draw what you see or whatever whatever and then the people that were always nailing like what I what I made like one guy I think he made a spider web. So they're like, "Oh, yeah, that looks like this." So I think he knows what it is. Where they ████ up is when they try to define what they're drawing. Yeah. Oh, when they describe it, it's almost perfect. But when they say they put a name to it, interesting. Yeah. Like a like it's a ferris wheel and then he was drawing all the lines to it on the the the psychic side, but then when they say, "What do you think it is?" They go, "Oh, I think it's a spiderweb." Yeah. or like I think it's a car rim and it's all like similar, right? Close. Yeah, it's really close. So then they just start like doing all
10:11 these experiments and then the people that always kept nailing that they um they got better. They got better and better and better and then um they became like the the Superman team of remote viewers. Every day they said that their workday was like it's like a regular 9 toive job. you come in and then he's like the thing is when you're a real psychic like you can't it just it doesn't it's like a 24-hour thing. It comes in when it comes in. So all these different people have different powers. It's like the X-Men like academy. So they'll be having lunch and then they'll just like today I have no ideas. I have nothing coming in. And then other days it's like 10 hours straight idea after idea after thing. Yeah. Wow. It's a flow for sure, dude. That's crazy. That's like kind of like creatives when you you had a creative
11:01 block, nothing comes in. But then when you go in on a flow, it just you just keep coming out with ████ Like they said that's what it's like. It's like you're being in a zone and then you just have hella ideas. And I think there is a source to all these things that come into all of our minds. Like whether it be psychic images, creative ideas, whatever emotions, whatever, it's coming from something and it comes out of nowhere, too. That's the crazy part. So there's a publicly available like you could just go up on YouTube. It's called Hemi sync. So there's these meditative tapes that help you develop these powers in your brain. And the idea is they stimulate a certain frequency. And I tried this up to like tape three. It gets kind of difficult. Oh ████ Yeah. How long do you use tape? Uh like 20 30 minutes. It's not that long, but then
11:52 you have to practice every ████ day. And you know, uh, the, uh, Brian Lee, the kung fu guy. Yeah, he does it. He did all of them. Well, he went to like level 12 or whatever. I haven't been past level three, but um, it's just meditative focus tapes, right? And it helps you. And so like the first is like it it helps you kind of like shut everything down and it plays a frequency to stimulate both right and left hemispheres of your brain. And then you start trying to like clear everything out and you harness this um ability to see more of your intuition. And then and then so from that you can start controlling like leaving your body and going here and going to the room there and astral projection and all these other things. Wow. And I'm like if this can be done like through
12:43 exercise, ████ that would be so sick. And I if I wish I had more time to just explore that area. Yeah. You know why I think it can't be proven? It's because there's no way you can measure what somebody else is viewing and perceiving and all that cuz they can only what measure brain waves and like whatever. So if you're experiencing something that you know for sure is happening like how do you prove that you know? Yeah. Yeah, I think that's how the CIA try to make it scientific to where it's like, okay, um, how do we make this replicable, you know, like how do we consistent, right? Right. So it's like that that's how they came up with the thing. But a lot of the people of the Monroe Instit or the people that were the psychics there, they're like it's such a restrained surface thing because there that was the only one of the only
13:33 methods is like you have coordinates in a pocket and then you have to remote view that coordinate. But it's like there's so many ways they get uh visions. Yeah. It's so uncertain and it's like all over the place. That's why when you try to put a a value to it, it's how are you going to measure that? You know, I told you guys about my mom's uh homie, right? Yeah. Well, one of them, she's she she used to be in Diamond Bar and uh she this was in high school, so pre Google Maps. And um my mom like gave her my dad address. This is when I first moved in with my dad when I was like 15 or 16. And then she just she just wrote the address down and then um she would like look at it and then she goes, "Okay, so uh your bedroom's upstairs. It's facing." And
14:25 then she I forgot it was like east or some ████ And like the whole time is ████ my cuz my mom hasn't even been to my dad's house cuz they're divorced, right? I'm like, "What the f███?" She's like, "Yeah." So you're facing east. Um and then there's a light in front of the door. That light's always out. And I'm like, "What the ████ That is a light." Yeah, she's right. And I'm like, I'm like, "What the ████ that is?" She's like, "You need to put a light in there. It's causing some sort of whatever weird energy." And she named how many rooms are in the house. I love that ████ I'm like, "What? I love that s███." She was your dad's mistress. She's been there already, dude. I left my panties on the living room. Can you pick it up for me? ████ my lipstick is right here. Yeah, that ████ was I was like, "See that one color." My mom had my mom had so many homies like that that um it like I got desensitized to all honestly. I feel
15:16 like a lot of um eastern and like just older cultures were really into this psychic ████ but over time technology just kind of took over. Science took over and like it just people just got further and further away from that. This is what we do. We bring it back. We bring back JK party, but we get we like the boys do it and then that's team one. Team two is the X-Men. My mom's homies. Your mom's homies, right? We all go through the Monroe Institute. We all go through it. We do our training. We We see who comes out on top. Who wins the finals? Party finals. We do uh uh what was it called again? Remote viewing ████ We're the underdog challenge. Yeah, we're the we we're the underdogs and we got to come out. You know what you guys got to try? Um, anybody here like going to watch like Vegas shows and ████ I love it, dude. I've never been. Okay. I ████ you
16:06 not. Who doesn't like going? So, so I've seen almost like all the ones that are like top rated things I need to see, but I've seen some like two, three times, whatever, right? I'm high level. Um, like carrot top, the ones I want to see. Uh, and then I was like, you know, people keep on coming into town. We keep on like hosting people. So, it's like, oh, we should go take them to a show, right? Yeah. Always hosting. I'm amazing. They always want to hang out with me. Uh, nobody calls Bart cuz he goes to sleep at 8. And so then finally I'm like, "Hey, you know what? We went to on me and Nah's like wedding uh kind of bridal party coming over and like us having our Elvis wedding in Vegas. We went to go see Shin Limb, right? Shin Lim was so fun." You know, I've been wanting to watch Shin Lim. It's like so fun. The guy's so charismatic, hilarious. But he had an opener which was Colin Cloud, right? And this guy does like um he's a mentalist, right? kind of like
16:58 Savio all the ████ that was like what the ████ like how like slight of hand stuff I can kind of comprehend why I don't understand it. Yeah. Mental stuff that literally you're you're blowing my mind literally. Right. So this guy he opens and I remember being like that was really entertaining but Shinlim's main acts were focused on that. And then Shinlim moves because they close down the Mirage to open up the Hard Rock and he moves Shindlin moves over to like Venetian or something like Palazzo, right? But then Colin Cloud during that move, he gets his own show at the Hera. So it's like really cheap and it's like right under where like ████ Donnie Osman does his like nightly show and he's like the main active hair. But I looked at I was like dude these tickets are really cheap. I was like I remember him being kind of tight in the beginning of Shin. When you say cheap, how much is it? Maybe like 40, 50, 60 bucks. That's solid. That's like pretty like that's on
17:50 like the lower end of uh Yeah, cuz lower end of like regular is like a 100red. Yeah. Does it end before eight? It can be watch. The show might be might be like 7:30 or something. It ends at 9:00. Ah, forget it. Might as well be at midnight. I'm going to tell you right now without trying to like blow it out of proportion, but just because the uniqueness of it and again because I'm bragging and I totally work in theater and entertainment and stuff like that and I understand a lot of different ways that shows happen from a production element, transitions like just acts in general. Mentalism or whatever that's called, I can't comprehend it. And this guy's show blew my ████ mind. What did he do, dude? Literally, first thing it was it was just uh me, Nina, and like two of our other homies, right? And we go there and we're like, "Okay, the only thing
18:40 the only way this is going to be like super impressive is like bring us on stage or something like that." Right away, and again, this one is like the opening small act, right? He's like, "All right, anybody got like six digit uh law code on their phone, right?" And I was like, "Okay." I rose my hand and then he brings me up there. So, right out the gates, we're already like, "You're invested now." Yeah. And and I know What's your code? So the audience knows. Yeah. Yeah. It's uh Anyways, is it easy? Is it simple? So, here's the thing. The funny thing is he's like most people like they end up using their birthday blah blah blah. So, like you know looking at you I'm guessing and he starts guessing things about me and like when he walked me up he already asked me he's like what's my name and like what do I do? I'm like oh my name's Anthony. I'm a dancer blah blah blah right? He already knew you. But he didn't. But the thing is like so so when he goes up he like talks a little bit about this. He's holding my phone. He gives me his phone and then he's like he's like um okay
19:31 well this was Anthony. He's a dancer. So, my friends are already like impressed. But I told him afterwards, I was like, "No, he asked me that stuff." But then what he ████ blew my mind with was he was like, "And he's he's a Gemini." And I was already like I was like, "Okay, I don't know. Lucky guess." Really small small tricks cuz you're cool out. That's I mean one out of 12 though. That's pretty crazy. That's pretty crazy. Most people usually use the codes blah blah blah. So like I'm gonna guess that yah early blah blah blah blah blah. and he like starts putting in the code and Nina obviously knows you know my code and stuff so she's already like really interested and again that's just the second part of a small trick of something that's ramping up my interest and then he's like but the real trick is understanding like how Anony's going to figure out my code wa and then he's like I want you to think of any numbers right and then I'm starting to think of any numbers he's like 1 through 10 blah blah blah I put
20:21 that in okay now 1 through 100 think of any two numbers blah blah blah all right for this last one you're going to think of three numbers and I want you to think of anything and I want to make sure that you can think of anything you want so I'm trying to like cheat the system. I'm not trying to think of some random number. What if I got coaxed into seeing something subliminally, right? Like the movie Focus with Will Smith and ████ like that. Like what if I've been like conditioned before I bought my tickets to whatever, right? So I'm like I'm going to choose a random three-digit number. So I think my dad's first Boy Scout troop number. Oh ████ 299. Right. Wow. And then so he's ████ with me in between me finding out his number. He's doing my number and then he unlocks my phone and shows everybody. Everybody's already ████ cheering, man. Damn. So you he knew your number? Yeah. He just figured it out and he unlocked it in front of everybody. Wow. And then I'm I'm three digits in on his and I I'm like I got my dad's boy scout number for the last three digits. Right. And then
21:11 for some reason at the last second, right, I'm like I'm going to change it to my dad's new troop number. Oh, still a Boy Scout troop number. I was like, for some reason I still feel like I'm just going to change it last second. Maybe I don't know if you got the vibrations that I really was thinking of something. So I changed to my dad's newer troop number 901, right? And he's like, "All right, you got your three numbers?" I was like, "Yeah, I'm all confident." I put it in, it ████ unlocks. And I'm And this is the opening small ass. That's crazy. I'm saying there's other ████ that I was sitting there going, "What the How did he unlock your phone? That's unsafe. How how he unlocked your phone is crazy." But but you know, in the concept and the reason why I bring it up is like there's What's this fool's name? Calling Cloud. I really suggest you watch this guy's show because it's a totally different version of like Vegas
22:02 entertainment of like the theatrics, costumes, lights, production timing. It's just one dude, small intimate room saying wild ████ and you're just you're like what? Wait, what? The whole time. And it was like one of my favorite shows I've ever seen. That's crazy. Do you like trying to figure out what the act like what the thing was? You try, but then but then when you run into like a like a blank wall every time and you're just constantly like I don't I don't and he's moving on to the next trick. You're just like, "F███ it. Just blow my mind." Yeah. I think Wow. him figuring out your phone is more mind-blowing than you figuring out his phone. Really? I I would assume that, too, but it's because I put such a personal relation on the numbers that I ended up choosing. Like my dad's Boy Scout troop, it it made it personal for me. Yeah. M cuz I think and
22:53 that's already preset too, you know. Oh, that that could Yeah, because it could I think it could be an app that No, that's fair. You could put in any number. I'm just delivering the opening act that was already like, okay, I'm sold on like that's a good one though. Like I it's not a paid actor. If I was sitting there and somebody else went up, I'm still in the skeptical mindset of like, all right, maybe that was like part of the deal. Just even cracking your own phone is crazy. But I'm really curious how he cracked your phone. Yeah, I want to know what the secret is. What if he has the Apple main code where you could crack all But that's Yeah, that's crazy. I wonder if you were to try any other combination, what would have happened? I can I can still perceivably understand how that's like a like I can see how maybe that trick would be freaking But like I said, that's the first part and there's things that are crazier than that in the show. Dude, you dude, if it was me after unlocking it, I was like, "Wait, hold on. Let me unlock it and try
23:44 a different number and see if it still unlocks." That would have been funny if it just unlocked. Anyway, I recommend you watch Colin Cloud. Shout out Colin Cloud. Damn, that's tight. He follows me.
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