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These three AI and three blind target remote viewing test, proves this.

https://www.remoteviewed.com/can-ais-remote-view-test-2-three-targets/

What if you could investigate one of archaeology's greatest mysteries without knowing what you were looking at?

In this new project, 24 independent blind remote viewing sessions explored the construction of Puma Punku's legendary H-Blocks. None of the viewers knew the target, its location, or the questions being asked until after every session was complete.

The results revealed fascinating recurring themes involving:

🪨 Stone shaping

🚚 Transportation of massive blocks

🏛️ The possible purpose of the complex

🧩 Unexpected patterns that emerged across multiple independent sessions

This isn't about proving a theory or rewriting history. It's about presenting the data alongside current archaeological knowledge and inviting you to examine the evidence and decide what it may mean.

🎥 Watch the full presentation here:

https://youtu.be/46rV5AoCkwc

What do you think happened at Puma Punku?

A question commonly asked in the remote viewing community and beyond recently is ‘Can AI remote view?’. Well, I put this to the test using five of the top-most used current AI’s and to be frank, all five did not get ANY target details in this single BLIND experiment.

https://www.remoteviewed.com/can-ais-remote-view-like-humans/