Chilluminati Podcast - Midweek Mini: Everybody is Psychic

Episode Date: January 7, 2026

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Welcome back. Look at my goddamn hair. Hi. You can't see it unless you're on Patreon. You can't even see. You don't even know. it was bad it looks bad now it was bad hit me boys what do you got this is a post crowley minisode

what do you have for me i have something from reddit okay which i love reddit i've heard that about you reddit that's the fun there's some bad shit on reddit but i don't get as nearly as bad of a headache on reddit as i do on other websites yeah and that's that's not that's not a brand deal that's just my life uh so this is a post on our paranormal from like four or five hours ago.

Oh, wow. Today is September 17th from user long exposure, et cetera, et cetera. You'll see it if you see it. It's called Strange Spirit spotted in Arustook Hall at U-Main. And the text of the post goes, I was taking some photos around Erustuk Hall. I'm not even going to look up how to pronounce it because that's a hilarious word. Erustook, it's A-R-O-O-S-T-O-O-K. Arr-O-S-T-O-O-K.

Hall in Umayne with my Mamiya C330 loaded with Kentmere 200 film. I just finished developing the photos and scanning the photos today and I saw this. It sure as hell wasn't there when I took the photos. Does anybody know if there's a history of death or destruction at this storm hall? And I have the picture here for you. I'm going to say this is going to be a divisive one. We'll see. We'll see.

Here's the pick. Okay. uh one person one person uh jack should a uh paranormal researcher says wow that's a whole lot of motion blur yeah i had no idea what that is he said i have no idea what that is if it were still maybe we could tell but this could be quite literally anything uh however dr morrow says take a trip to umf where i went to school and take some picks in nordica auditorium we would have band practice in there late some nights and would hear creepy shit uh And then another person said, this was double task, said, a rustic is an ancient building.

I'm surprised, I looked it up, it's from the 80s. I'm surprised that no one has commented about Valentia Hudson yet. She was killed on the bathroom 20-ish years ago. There isn't much online, but you can feel her presence in the bathroom when you're in there. The Alpha Sigma fraternity talks about her death every year during their rush week in August. Her death has been a story for hazing prevention. And then somebody else wrote, Holy shit, I stayed there in 2016 when I was a freshman.

Have you heard of the Euristic murder? And then somebody asked what happened. And then somebody else answered, a girl named Valentia was possibly murdered in 2002. She was found dead in the bathroom of the Euristock, but she was supposedly seen alive about 45 minutes earlier in the Alpha Sigma Frat house. The cause of death seemed to be from slipping and hitting her head against the sink,

but she also had fresh bruises on her neck. She was found holding a sticky note with half of a, phone number. The numbers are here, but I'm not, there's no real reason to read them out, but it was obscured because it seems to be a phone number, but the sticky note was partially bloodstained covering the final numbers. Some say it was an accident and some say it was a murder, but no definitive answer was ever given. So, yeah, I don't know. What do you think of this picture? It's blurry as fuck. It also isn't, I want to go look up the camera, because it's very specifically, they say, I took it with this camera. This is, this

like not a phone it's not even a digital camera it's not even a camera from the last 20 years yeah this is an old ass japanese camera from back in the day yeah oh lord so even the slightest movement on this bad boy would give you some wild looking images admittedly i mean it is like you could make out weird stuff in it it does look like there is something there yeah But it also could just be shadows from the fact that this is a shaky-ass camera. Right, right, right. Like, everything is blurred. Yeah.

The, if anything, the smart thing to do would be to, like, you see the light on the left side? Yeah. Now there's another light below that light. Yeah. If you could shift the image so the lights line up. Because you think one might be like the after image of the other. Yeah, yeah. And like shift it.

Then you might get a better idea of what you're looking at. is it this is in a hallway yeah it's at aristic hall at you main it's like a um it's like a college it's like a building on a campus where people live you can see like a dorm that has other stuff in it too the spencer in the background like the thing is super clear like the thing of the bottom right ish looks like an ac vent almost it looks like from a room in a hotel you know like on the back wall the thing that's like to the bottom right of this figure it's like up against i guess the black wall to me it looks like a debt oh okay in the back of the hall like under the phone, it looks like there's like a vent. But to the right, on the right hand side, I'm looking at

like a desk with like maybe like a on it. It's on top of the desk where if you click zoom in, you can see like it almost looks like a vent almost. No, that's not a phone. That's a, that's a sanitizer dispenser. Oh, yeah, no, you're right. A map. Yeah, that stuff I see. But the, but between that, the figure is then there. And then there's like another object on the right. To me, it looks like something sitting on a desk. But that maybe, yeah, maybe I'm, maybe I'm, maybe I'm maybe. Maybe I'm, maybe That's what it is. And there's some light bulbs that are like raw or like old style in the room. It seems like that you can see like jiggling around.

They're like little innards. Yeah. On the walls. I'm not sure. But yeah, I feel like this, this photo could be processed. But I like that they posted a scary photo and there was like one or two stories about it. Yeah, it's weird.

F-a-frikin weird. That feels like kind of interest at least a little bit, a little bit titillatingly coincidental to me. I'm titillated. Yeah, I like that. I like that you're titillated. If we remember, we'll chuck this link in the description somehow. Yes.

You got anything else with that ghost? No, that's the ghost. That's the ghost. Two sciencey things for you that we learned about over the last couple days that are fascinating. Both have to do with humanity, which I love. the first one is a lot of science-based websites recently have been doing a did human life originate on earth kind of thing and essentially what they're getting at is based on the knowledge we've established with going to meteors and exploring asteroids

and stuff in the solar system that there's a lot of weird bacteria's and things on it. And essentially, they believe that it's quite possible that not like aliens came and seated us, but that a meteor hit Earth long, long ago. And it had all the building blocks for life. And that is why life exists on this planet. Didn't like how you said seeded us. That's what it is. It's what they said. Seated Earth. And yeah, they, there's a lot of things like there's one in this article from the BBC, which is really great. where they're like, even the flu is believed to have originated from beyond Earth. That's crazy.

Which is super interesting. And what they're saying essentially is that like it could be from another part of the galaxy. Could be from another part of the universe. It could literally just be from Mars because as we know, Mars has a history of all sorts of stuff. Or it could be whatever that thing that became our moon was. there's a lot of potential weird things that have happened and they're like it's very strange we don't quite understand it but we're going to study it and um yeah if anything finding life or signs of life on mars if we can connect the dots we can kind of figure out like okay

well what's similar between here and mars when it comes to these weird bacteria and organisms so do you think they like travel at distance in space it's like a little grimeier than you think I mean yeah like you think if we like actually flew a spaceship for like to Mars that it would be like covered in like life

I don't know if the outside would but maybe there's you know I think life has to cling to something I don't think life just exists in space you know what I mean like I don't there's there's weird bacteria floating around in the emptiness of space we know the Tartagrod can like survive

in the vacuum of space right? Yeah I just don't know know that they're out there chilling. You know what I mean? Yeah. Yeah. I just, it's interesting to me that like it's it's it's from stuff. It's not like from the moon necessarily, right? It's like from somewhere. Right. They just don't know. It's like a xenomorph. But the more they find, the more they're like, wow. So there is things on meteorites and asteroids that do like at some point we it is bacteria and it could create life on the planet. And yeah, and a lot of them are researching that.

Anyway, another one that I thought was interesting, and this is actually a really short one because... That's such a game changer, actually. Yeah, this one is about us as well. And I didn't know this information. And this was a popular mechanics article, and it just made me laugh because I was like, huh, we've talked about on the show, the idea of precognition, the idea of understanding, like, what's going to happen in the future. But this is very specifically about gut feelings. that feeling you have right before something bad or good happen like you're like intuition yeah intuition

and so they were talking about how back in the 90s uh dean radin phd was researching at the university nevada this sort of consciousness transcending time thing and so he hooked up uh eg meters two subjects gave them various prompts good bad all sorts of different things photos uh negative pictures and whatever. And he scanned the brain during the segment between the prompt of like, we're going to show you something and then the actual image. We're going to show you something good or whatever, like, you know, various prompts and then when they see the image and that like real quick second.

I see. And result wise, when a subject predicted a positive image, they reacted very little. When they showed a spike in brain activity, it was when they saw something negative. um these findings were statistically significant and to a point where others replicated the study and nearly three dozen times it was successful so wait wait so they so just to be clear they're like we're about to show you something and then they show it to you so they're like um you know we're going to uh show you i don't know like a car yeah and then it might be a car crash or maybe a brand new car.

I see. So it's, so it's predicting that it's going to be negative. Yeah, it's the gut feeling of the next photo is going to be good or bad. Yeah. Okay. Well, that's interesting because there's other, not to cut you off, but there's other studies about people who are like, you know, numbers and predicting numbers that you can't see on a card are also somewhere in the 60

percent centile successful, statistically significant enough where they've replicated it and also been able to like prove. Yeah, it was so, it was replicated so many. times that the CIA declassified all of its pre-sentiment research, which is basically, you know, the gut feeling research in 1995. And, yeah, they confirmed that even then it was statistically reliable. And so basically, this is them saying that even today, they do test, they do tests, and gut feeling is a thing.

And it's not, we don't understand it. We don't know why it works. but the idea of trusting your gut is in fact a thing you should do because it works for some reason. I bet it's like little range shit. I'm going to the realm of like weirdness in like science or quantum science

but like we obviously make an assumption when I say this. If consciousness is fundamental in a scientific way in a way where it's like quantum information on a base level and time isn't really a thing it's merely a way we experience it. It's not really linear.

All things are in a block universe if all things exist at once would precognition, gut feeling, be your consciousness like skipping ahead a little bit and seeing what's to come and, you know, like sending it back, not actually like changing a timeline, but if everything exists once always already,

being able to move your consciousness forward in some way to know if something's coming is going to be bad or good. Like scientifically, I wonder how it would have to work. Like, what are the mechanics behind it? And I wonder, because I don't want to take into the world of the womb, be like it's like the ghost of a future self. But if like all things exist already,

time isn't really linear that we understand it it is all already happened all branches of all things have already happened maybe that's what like remote viewing is maybe you got to finish you got to finish the invisibles i know i do i know gotta finish the invisibles and like a cool world yes absolutely that would be the best version of this but i also wonder if it's something like because again statistically so it isn't like 80% of people yeah you know it's statistically right yeah so i wonder if maybe it's, it's akin to if someone says, I'm going to show you a car. If you have bad experiences or your negative,

like there's, there's so many things, or maybe there's something the way they said it. I think it's Wolverine shit like that. Yeah, like the smell, the change in your voice, something.

Yeah, yeah. I mean, like we survive with that gut, like caveman version us survived with that gut instinct. Yeah, like that's how we kept a saber tooth or now that we know that eagles hunted men,

which is crazy. Like that's, all those things of like looking up behind you or being worried about what's behind you is a thing that's in us and I wonder if there's like micro triggers we just don't recognize that set us off like I wouldn't be surprised if there were

I wouldn't be surprised if there was like some some mechanism of our brain that we don't know about exactly that has to do with that and like you know going into a trance or like automatically

doing things like you know, without thinking about like flow state or like, like, like, Bruce Lee. Yeah, exactly. The amount of times I've gotten in a car and had to be like, no, I'm not going there today. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The muscle memory just takes over. Yeah. Somehow you're just in it.

I feel like that's part of, I feel like that's part of the brain. That was after the whole purpose of existence. See, you're searching for that moment of like empty oneness. Remember there was something about Soviet like research? the KGB submarines where they were like they didn't have like good comms yet it was like

too long ago and so they they wanted to have some sort of like untraceable signal to signal the submarines to surface to receive communicase and so they did something with like mother rabbits and their babies where they would like kill the babies

on the land or something yeah I do remember reading this it's weird though because like it's It's like, it's even human humans. This is like the sudden infant death are like, you know, your baby wakes up. The mom immediately is like awake. Like there's some synchronization between mother and the child. Yeah.

They kill the baby on the land and the mama rabbit goes crazy under the water in the submarine. And that tells them to surface. It's also like when you go to bed and you know you have to be up at a certain time and you wake up right before. Yeah. Yep. and you think to yourself I could use that extra 30 minutes body but like your body said no you're up now

as long as I know what time I kind of do it yeah it's weird I don't know man consciousness is fucking in a mystery I'm forever like fascinated with but if we're from space that's cool changes everything for the last little article

then boys must have seen this from last week that NASA found evidence of potential microbial life on Mars yes and that's where this other article about there you go they're literally saying that like if that's there the potential for us to have come from Mars is actually quite high now. Yeah, that makes

sense. It would make logical sense. It's interesting that two planets in our solar system were capable of life. And at one point in time, it's believed that Mars was like Earth. Yeah. And so they're like if a disaster struck it would explain Mars. It would also explain the moon. It would also explain the asteroid

belt surrounding us to protect us from all the other stuff. Picture this. All of a sudden, Mars needs moms. Whoa. oh shit and john carter i smell a movie yeah thank you so much for uh supporting us here at patreon and santa claus and santa claus all right right we'll be back next week with another one we appreciate we love you bye bye