What podcasts say about Dean Radin
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What Dean Radin has said on podcasts
33 statements · 24 positive · 4 negative · 1 mixed · 4 neutral
Unconjugated bilirubin provides antioxidant benefits.
“The upside is that unconjugated bilirubin is an antioxidant.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 4:13
Gilbert syndrome may promote longevity.
“the other advantage of this particular mutation, is longevity.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 6:03
Noetic intuition includes a felt certainty that the intuition is correct.
“Noetic. So noetic is a feeling of intuition, except that it carries a sense of certainty that the intuition is correct.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 11:02
Controlled research provides strong evidence that telepathy exists.
“we have very, very strong evidence that telepathy does exist.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 18:02
Some people possess unusually strong remote-viewing talent.
“Some people are very talented.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 26:15
Openness to experience generally improves remote-viewing performance.
“people who are open to experience and willing to try new things, they in general tend to do better.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 27:46
Human intention can shift random-number-generator outputs toward intended results.
“their intention makes the bits go in the direction that you want. So you aim high, it goes up, aim low, it goes down”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 34:56
A neural-network device could identify users and intentions from random-number data.
“we're about to set a patent for this device because it worked.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 36:48
Physiological responses can anticipate randomly selected emotional images by 1.5 seconds.
“one and a half seconds before the picture is selected, if it's emotional, you start to become emotional. If it's calm, you remain calm.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 42:46
Almost everyone can perform remote viewing after training.
“almost everybody can do this. But it does require some training now.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 47:09
Consciousness appears to possess nonlocal properties across space and time.
“consciousness seems to have a non local quality.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 50:00
Historically, shamans were valued for predictive abilities that aided tribal survival.
“We call them shaman. And the shaman, as part of a tribe, were extremely important because they knew the food would be 10 miles away that way next week.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 53:01
Modern life reduces and atrophies humans’ remote-communication abilities.
“We don't have the need anymore. So it atrophies.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 54:24
Casino jackpots, payouts, and table-game results improve around the full moon.
“found that jackpots happen more often and payouts happened, were larger, and table games did better between plus or minus one day from the full moon”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 58:01
A control-group intron mutation may suppress psychic sensitivity.
“These controls had a mutation in their intron sequence. So they were turning something off.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:15:21
- on Christianity and psychic-sensitivity geneticsNegativeJun 11, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Longer historical Christian exposure correlates with a psychic-sensitivity-related mutation.
“countries that were exposed to Christianity, the longer they were exposed, the more this intron sequence was there, the mutation.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:15:49
A 50–70-pound impulse can temporarily soften a metal spoon’s grain boundary.
“if you're holding it like that and you can do between 50 and 70 pounds of force, suddenly, like an impulse, you will cause the lattice that forms the grain boundary to momentarily soften.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:24:26
A study found 212 SNPs correlated with psychic experiences, including one highly significant association.
“We found 212 SNPs. These are single nucleotide polymorphisms. So it's a piece of the genome. 212 correlated with these psychic experiences, one of which correlated with a probability of a million to one.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:33:19
- on Intranasal RNA interference treatmentNeutralJun 11, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Intranasal RNA treatment would require repeated dosing after its effects fade.
“it's a multi time treatment because it's rna. So RNA will last for a while and then months later you'd have to re up it.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:45:15
- on Intranasal RNA interference treatmentPositiveJun 11, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
Intranasal RNA interference may remain effective for approximately two months.
“The RNA interference will take, will come up and then stay for about, we think, a couple of months and then slowly begin to decline.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:46:18
- on Intranasal RNA interference treatmentPositiveJun 11, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
The treatment produced 100% memory improvement in mice and rats.
“we know from our studies with mice and rats, you get 100% improvement in memory.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:47:18
- on Intranasal RNA interference treatmentPositiveJun 11, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
The treatment nearly eliminated anxiety in tested mice and rats.
“At the same time, they'll get a. Almost 100% reduction in anxiety.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:47:33
The cognitive treatment could become a performance-enhancing substance for healthy users.
“that could very likely happen.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:50:35
- on Intranasal RNA interference treatmentPositiveJun 11, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience: Protect Our Parks
A single treatment reduced aggression in two monkeys for two days.
“They took the compound and then they were chill for two days afterwards having a single dose. Those two monkeys were no longer aggressive.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:55:26
Telepathy could enable both receiving and injecting thoughts, potentially controlling people.
“we normally think of being telepathic as receiving other people's thoughts, but it's actually a two way street. You can then inject thoughts and control people.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:58:37
Psychedelic experiences often produce lasting prosocial personality changes.
“oftentimes there's a personality transformation. The personality transformation is like the positive side of ptsd, like their mind is blown. They become pro social”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 1:59:17
Human genetic mutations contribute to species resilience, possibly occurring in roughly 11% of cases.
“All of us have some percentage of mutations which is part of the resilience. I forget exactly 11% or something like that.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 2:18:02
Many reported aliens are broadly humanoid in form.
“So a lot of these aliens that people talk about are basically like humans.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 2:22:44
Humans may become an advanced species through genetic evolutionary enhancement.
“that advanced species may be us. Might need a little evolutionary push with genetics, but, yeah, we could do that too.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 2:30:37
Uncontacted tribes should be allowed to develop without outside intervention.
“Let them develop the way they shall develop.”
Open the episode · #2513 - Dean RadinListen at 2:31:42
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