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Did a global consciousness spike register during 9/11?

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"During the events of 9/11, a worldwide network of random-number generators (the Global Consciousness Project) recorded unusual deviations — which Kryon presents as mass human emotion measurably affecting physical systems."

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Verification window: Resolved in the data; interpretation contested

Maybe's Notes

The Global Consciousness Project is real — a network of random-number generators running since 1998 — and it did record anomalous readings around 9/11. But it measures randomness in number generators, not magnetic fields, and the idea that human consciousness caused the deviations is contested and not accepted by mainstream science. Kryon (channeled by Lee Carroll) frames it as proof of mass consciousness affecting matter. Note: he described it as a "magnetic field" reading, which misstates what the project measures.

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