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A brief walk through Thetford, passing the statue of Thomas Paine, then down a street full of “dodgy” shops, and back to my car where I get into time travel and outline an experiment for testing whether we can cast our minds into our future experience.
All spinning off the work of J.W. Dunne, author of An Experiment With Time.
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