I read about an experiment they did based on the idea to find out if there is a cnnected conscious:
they brought several people (who were able to see) in a closed room and thought them blinde writing. After a couple of hours the first group left the
room and they put a new group in the room to teach them blinde writing. and so on and so on. they found out, that every new group were able to learn
it faster than the group before. they said that might be a hint for a connected Conscious.
I have it out of a book. maybe eldon taylor, i do not know anymore.
The human collective conscience., page 4
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reply posted on 29-7-2008 @ 06:57 AM by Duality
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While that is possible, I'd want to know whether the same teachers taught them every time.
If it is the same teachers every time, they could be improving on their methods of teaching subconciously or intentionally and that could lead to the faster learning by the groups.
Just a thought... I'd like to know more about the conditions of the experiment.
While that is possible, I'd want to know whether the same teachers taught them every time.
If it is the same teachers every time, they could be improving on their methods of teaching subconciously or intentionally and that could lead to the faster learning by the groups.
Just a thought... I'd like to know more about the conditions of the experiment.
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