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Sep 13, 2026

Michio KakuGUEST
44:02
But we now prove that it's actually possible.
Michio KakuGUEST
44:05
This was done at Max Planck Institute in, in Germany, where they took a lucid dreamer who claims to be able to, uh, control the dream.
Michio KakuGUEST
44:13
They g- put him on an MRI scan, and, uh, they were able to communicate with him, and he was able to control the direction of his dream as he was dreaming.
Art BellHOST
44:21
[laughs]
Frank RogalaGUEST
41:07
It's an actual splice.
Frank RogalaGUEST
41:08
Um, but the Max Planck Institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it.
Frank RogalaGUEST
41:13
And again, a metaphor, the chances of that happening...
Frank RogalaGUEST
41:17
It d- it doubled our neural capacity, right? The chances of that happening naturally are, you know, is if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles, and runs better than it did in the first place, that would be, you know...
Frank RogalaGUEST
40:57
It's an actual splice.
Frank RogalaGUEST
40:59
Um, but the Max Planck Institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it.
Frank RogalaGUEST
41:04
And again, a metaphor, the chances of that happening, it dr- it doubled our neural capacity, right? The chances of that happening naturally are, you know, is if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles, and runs better than it did in the first place.
Frank RogalaGUEST
41:20
That would be, you know, it's virtually impossible, right?
Frank RogalaGUEST
44:07
It's an actual splice.
Frank RogalaGUEST
44:09
Um, but the Max Planck Institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it, and again, a metaphor.
Frank RogalaGUEST
44:16
The chances of that happening, it dr- it doubled our neural capacity, right? The chances of that happening naturally are, you know, is if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles, and runs better than it did in the first place, that would be, you know, it's virtually impossible.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
44:32
Right.
Frank RogalaGUEST
35:03
It's an actual splice.
Frank RogalaGUEST
35:05
Um, but the Max Planck Institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it.
Frank RogalaGUEST
35:10
And again, a metaphor, the chances of that happening, it dr- it doubled our neural capacity, right? The chances of that happening naturally are, you know, is if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles, and runs better than it did in the first place, that would be, you know, it's virtually impossible.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
35:28
Right.
Frank RogalaGUEST
42:16
It's an actual splice.
Frank RogalaGUEST
42:17
Um, but the Max Planck Institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it.
Frank RogalaGUEST
42:23
And again, a metaphor, the chances of that h- happening, it dr- it doubled our neural capacity, right? The chances of that happening naturally are, you know, is if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles and runs better than it did in the first place.
Frank RogalaGUEST
42:39
That would be, you know, it's v- virtually impossible.
Frank RogalaGUEST
37:04
It's an actual splice.
Frank RogalaGUEST
37:06
Um, but the Max Planck Institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it, and again, a metaphor, the chances of that happening, it d- it doubled our neural capacity, right? The chances of that happening naturally are, you know, is if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles, and runs better than it did in the first place, that would be, you know, it's virtually impossible, right?
Tyler KiwalaHOST
37:29
Right.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
37:30
A- and I, I assume the- these are these non-human players that you're talking about at the top of the food chain here.
Pavel TomancakGUEST
1:21
I worked in the lab of Jerry Rubin.
Pavel TomancakGUEST
1:24
And from there, I came back to Europe to Dresden Max Planck Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics, where I am a research group leader until now, basically.
Pavel TomancakGUEST
1:38
And very recently, I also started to kind of close the circle And I got involved again back with my alma mater in Brno, in Czechia, where I became the director of the Central European Institute of Technology, CETEC.
Pavel TomancakGUEST
1:57
The director is a little bit of a misnomer.
Frank RogalaGUEST
35:02
It's a splice, it's an actual splice.
Frank RogalaGUEST
35:05
Um, but the Max Planck Institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it.
Frank RogalaGUEST
35:10
And again, a metaphor, the chances of that happening, it dr- it doubled our neural capacity, right? The chances of that happening naturally are, you know, is if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles, and runs better than it did in the first place, that would be, you know, it's virtually impossible.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
35:28
Right.
Frank RogalaGUEST
42:43
We were purposely messed with, along with I've got the proof that we were genetically modified.
Frank RogalaGUEST
42:51
That was something that I had to be very careful about because I know the scientists that actually uh found i mean he he has the spot it's a splice it's an actual splice um but the max planck institute actually has found the amino acid that goes along with it and again a metaphor the chances of that happening it doubled our neural capacity right the chances of that happening naturally are you know, as if a jet engine blows up, falls to the ground, reassembles and runs better than it did in the first place, that would be, you know, it's virtually impossible, right?
Tyler KiwalaHOST
43:26
And I assume these are these non-human players that you're talking about at the top of the food chain here.
Frank RogalaGUEST
43:33
So this kind of ties back also to these artifacts we're finding that we're finding a lot of proofs in these, not just carbon dating, not just thermal luminescence, not just ceramic magnetic, because all of those things can have problems.

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