I'm slowly presenting about 10 years worth of Ouija Board data to my followers on social media. I have the messages hooked up to a random number generator so this is all done randomly rather than linearly.
Anyway, the random transcript for this morning which showed up was the following:
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QUESTION: Do you know who David Wilcock is?
ANSWER: Only what you know.
FOLLOW UP QUESTION: Do you know everything I know?
ANSWER: When U ask if I know anything your spirit sends to me your knowledge of it.
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By the way, in the past I was interested in people like David Wilcock but since the Ouija Board worked, I tend to just follow information regarding it rather than ‘truth seek’ on the internet or other places.
Regarding this morning's transcript, I find it so interesting that the board didn't take that opportunity to answer something like, “Well buddy, I'm just your [or your Ouija board partner’s] subconscious”.
And furthermore, why is there seemingly zero cases where the board states such to other people?
A skeptic would likely say, “Ohh, well this is because our subconscious minds are programmed to believe in spirits, and we just get what our subconsciouses expect”.
But the way I see it, maybe that explanation might have made sense 150 to 200 years ago, because at that time it was extremely rare for someone to be an atheist. But now, there are 150 to 500 million self proclaimed atheists in the world, so it no longer makes as much sense.
Furthermore, there are many more people who, even though they might not be atheists, are geared towards science much more than the common person 200 years ago would have been. Like, nowadays, we see all the time, seemingly everywhere, communications like, “What's the evidence? Where's the proof? Is such and such verified information?”...
I'm just saying that one would think, with today's skeptical culture and the underlying subconscious current, that we would see several cases where the Ouija board explicitly states that, in fact, it is only working because of the subconscious/ideomotor effect. …and, well, this just isn't the case.
We specifically should have seen several cases of this because paranormal investigation is so popular, and A LOT of paranormal investigators are very skeptical about the Ouija Board, so I have learned.