NOPE.

The question that interested me most: if every failed attempt is interpreted as evidence that the treasure is better protected than expected, what would ever convince someone to stop?

Do you think the original discoveries justified the search—or did the search itself create much of the mystery?

for those who don’t know , Remote viewing is the ability to mentally perceive distant places, objects, or events without using your physical senses. During the Cold War, the military and CIA explored it for intelligence purposes, developing a structured tested technique called Controlled Remote Viewing (CRV)that uses relaxation, mental impressions, and sketching to describe hidden targets.

I’ll keep a short but this was a fascinating remote viewing project that I didn’t know about until I stumbled upon daz smith team channel examining it. It was an interesting project that added more light and validity about the subject that I think more people should know about. I find it great when remote viewers don’t shy away from woo woo topics such as this that help reveal the greater reality.

if you want to check out the remote viewing project here it is:

https://youtu.be/pyfTwMbW2r0?si=afgS77dhCC3l4nXO

Hope someone finds this interesting!