Blown Away by the Telepathy Tapes? Or Calling It a Hoax?

Either way, let’s cut through the noise and face the music—front and center.

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March 29, 2025 | Zurich, Switzerland

You’ve probably heard by now about the Telepathy Tapes. They’ve gone viral, taking many by surprise. For those who haven’t heard yet—and to put it simply—the core question boils down to whether human beings (in this case, autistic children) can communicate and transfer information to other human beings (in this case, their parents) without speaking, touching, making eye contact, or even being in the same physical space. And, as seems to be the trend lately, these tapes have sparked yet another wave of polarization— on one side, we have those fascinated that telepathy (and much more) is real. And then we have the skeptics who dismiss it all as a hoax.

I haven’t listened to all the recordings, but I’ve heard enough to say, "Yeah, no kidding! It’s about time!" Well, actually, let me correct that—it’s a little late, but better late than never.

Why do I say this? And why am I writing about it?

I have three main messages, an…