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this month. You were at SRI Stanford Research Institute in California doing experiments with Dr.

get into America. Let's get into Stanford in Palo Alto. But they send a guy called Andrea

six man to walk on the moon. So that's how it developed towards Stanford Research Institute.

And when Mitchell told him, hey, I know Oury Geller, I, we've studied Oury Geller, he's been at Stanford,

And about two years ago, I brought Dr. Gary Nolan, who's a tenured Stanford professor, to Salt.

So I'm a PhD molecular immunologist and the Department of Pathology at Stanford University.

CIA and an aerospace corporation showed up at my office here at Stanford and knocked on

They don't bring a Stanford professor to a secure site to witness this so that there wasn't all of this effort put into it just for me.

That's Gary Nolan, Stanford microbiologist and Nobel nominee who claims to have UFO crash

His account corroborated by his colleagues and his injuries sustained during these operations confirmed by a Stanford professor.

Last year, I introduced Jake to Stanford Immunology Professor Gary Nolan.

But Inga Swann coined the word remote viewing because when he went to work with Stanford

reach out at Stanford Research Institute. And they're studying something called remote viewing.

people. Don't use the word train when you talk to Stanford Research Institute. That's what I

that in the days of put off in charge at Stanford Research Institute, the obviously had a contract

And then you have skeptics, Jessica Uts, who's a statistician at Stanford, Ray Hyman,

Gary Nolan is a Stanford professor.

you have you have you figure it out you know you guys at a tenured PhD Nobel nominee at Stanford

Gary Nolan is publicly stated, you know, he had weird stuff with the phenomenon as a kid. And this is a noble nominee world class cancer researcher, tenured professor at Stanford, extremely intelligent guy.

There is a lot to be impressed by in regards to Dr. Nolan's accomplishments. He is an inventor, immunologist, a professor at Stanford University, a Nobel Prize nominee, and the list goes on and on.

Jesse connected the dots once again and Dr. Nolan agreed to meet us at his lab at the Stanford School of Medicine.

You know, one of the great founders of AI, of course, is Dr. MacCarthey at Stanford.

When I came to Stanford in 1968, and he told a story.

you know Stanford PhD you know tenured professor of you know microbiology up for Nobel you know

and then out of Stanford Research Institute he started the government's psychic spy program since

know Stanford professor who's like got all the credentials you need saying like you have like you

Stanford immunologist Dr. Gary Nolan has been researching this topic.

Dr. Stanford and I have been in communication.

I offered to take the material to Dr. Stanford in person this summer and talk it over with him but he was too busy at the time.

Dear Greenwell has talked to Dr. Stanford over at the phone and said that he thinks it's very promising.

Dr. Stanford on the spot too. I'm afraid I bugged that for quite a bit.

I have not heard from Dr. Stanford since mid-July I believe but I have heard indirectly through the Apple headquarters.

I'm a professor in the Department of Pathology at Stanford University School of Medicine.

I had two other Stanford professors, specialists and genetics, a bunch of graduate students, and I had the world's expert in pediatric bone disorders on the paper.

Stanford professor sequences DNA of alien baby.