Basement #009: Eric Wargo | Time Travel Physics, Precognitive Dreams, and Quantum Biology

AJ you're so good at this. I'm really glad you decided to do these interview podcasts.

I had a precognitive dream in 1991. I was a junior in high school. The dream was me just going through a normal day in school. At the end of the dream I was leaving my biology class, which is on the second floor, and heading to the stairs to go down to p.e. As I approached the stairs, my friend Andy was coming up. I greeted him and he asked if I had a #2 pencil he could borrow. I was getting one for him out of my backpack when suddenly I found myself at home in bed. It was disorienting. I wondered if I had passed out in school or something. Turned out my school day was a dream. It was a Sunday morning. On Monday I went to school and everything was playing out as it had in my dream. I left biology class, and Andy came up the stairs. I greeted him and, before he could ask, I handed him a pencil. He asked how I knew he needed one and I replied that he wouldn't believe me if I told him. I'll never forget this experience.

Introduction 0:00 The UFO Sighting 12:23 Influences & Alchemy 19:51 Govt. Narrative & Disinfo 30:35 Anti-Gravity & Time Travel 32:45 Einstein's Block Universe 42:04 Precognition in Dreams 49:16 Retrocausality 53:21 Dream Journaling 57:21 A 26-Year Precognitive Dream 1:12:14 Philip K. Dick & Jacques Vallée 1:30:20 JW Dunn & Time Literature 1:37:28 The Beatles' 'Get Back' 1:41:40 Quantum Biology in Brains 2:01:23 Benjamin Libet's Experiments 2:15:26 Orb Phenomena & Time Ships 2:32:58 Paradox Myths 2:38:25 Conclusion & Where to Find Eric 2:40:26

🎉 keep up the good work AJ, you’re truly becoming the Art bell of our era !

AJ, The Basement is giving full Art Bell vibes. Late-night curiosity, big ideas, and a host who actually listens. This format is awesome.

At first when these Basement interviews came out about 1 month ago, I was skeptical because I was afraid that would mean that we would get less (or nothing at all) of the standard/classic Why FIles videos which I love. What I have come to learn/understand since then though, is that we will get more content overall since AJ is still releasing the classic Why Files episodes PLUS these new Basement-interviews which I am all for. So thanks to AJ and the Why Files team for working EVEN harder than before, for what is probably the best channel right now on Youtube ♥

Looking around the Basement you can tell they put a lot thought into building the set. A,J and his wife are true producers.

Love. This. Channel. Thank you AJ and crew.

That was probably the most epic and incredibly perfect sounding comment I've heard this whole year!!! At 2:27:20, A. J. asks Eric about his thoughts on life after death and we almost got nothing from Eric, but like a professional interviewer with possible pre-cognition about the need to get Eric to answer at least a bit more, A.J. asks Eric to tell us what he feels about life after death . That's when Eric says "I don't think anybody can seriously believe that death is the final end" meaning that it's almost too uncomfortable or unnatural for humans to genuinely believe that. Whether they say it or not nobody can allow themselves the empty sadness of thinking this is all there is for our souls or consciousness. Immediately A.J. heard the response and began agreeing like he just heard a fundamental truth about life. That's what I felt when I heard it. It was a powerful insight from a very insightful person.

So great to hear someone interviewing someone with controversial views without being adverserial.