Bob Greenyer

Remote View

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“Remote View” is a technology, philosophy and commentary newsletter and podcast by Bob Greenyer, where he ‘Looks back to the future through insight and critical fiction’. remoteview.substack.com

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Bob Greenyer

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Fixing Fukushima - 01 04.08.2021

So after nearly 18 hours on the road overnight, I arrived in Switzerland to a beautiful view of Lake Geneva with the Swiss Alps as a backdrop. After some orienteering and sustenance, I took rest and promptly slept until 11 am the following day. Slobodan and I took some hours to get acquainted with each other and to consider what might be possible during our days together. We then laid a bunch of s...

Acceleration methods of Itonic clusters 27.01.2021

This is a brief overview of a presentation I recorded on 30th December 2020 called “Acceleration methods of Itonic clusters by Takaaki Matsumoto” At the 25th Linear Accelerator Meeting in Japan (July 12-14, 2000), Takaaki Matsumoto discussed the extraordinary capabilities of what he called 'Itonic Clusters'. The behaviour of which, he said, resembled that of natural ball lightning. Key points Righ...

Psychokinesis Party History - Reconstructed CIA FOI Release 08.01.2021

Following the publication of my YouTube video and newsletter entitled “ How was Nan Madol built? ” I was sent a link to the a document from a Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) freedom of information request. Shortly after the link was sent to me, it became unavailable on the CIA’s website, however I was able to recover it and I spent a day meticulously re-constructing it and producing a read throu...

It's the only way to be sure 07.01.2021

Set in Stone 7th January 2021Since 2012, I have been posting the fruits of my volunteer labour and insights on various platforms with the aim of reaching a wider audience. It became clear in 2017 that censorship was on the horizon and that several so-called ‘social media’ channels would no longer be places that could guarantee free and fair dissemination of ideas on an equal basis.  Reading the wr...

Why “Remote View”? 24.11.2020

For those that are wondering, why I called this newsletter and podcast “Remote View” well, it is not by accident. If you asked me what ‘remote viewing’ was in 2016, I wouldn’t know what you were talking about, actually, I still don’t know much. What I have always known though, is that throughout my life, from a very early age, I have periodically had a weird feeling and sensation come over me and...

Reverse peer review 18.11.2020

Hi everyone, it’s Bob Greenyer with Remote View and firstly I would like to say thank you to all those that have joined this place where we’ll be able to discuss a range of interesting topics. As of 18th November 2020, 48 have signed up to the mailing list, of which 17 have subscribed, so a huge thank you to you all. There is so much I want to get into, but one of the first things I must do is rou...

Welcome to “Remote View” 15.11.2020

“Remote View” is a technology, philosophy and commentary newsletter and podcast by me, Bob Greenyer, ‘Looking back to the future through insight and critical fiction’. Sign up now so you don’t miss the first issue. Welcome your friends to the discussion Transcript below Hi, my name is Bob Greenyer. Over the years I have worked in the pharmaceutical industry, the advertising industry and the bankin...

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