Experiments with Anomalous Cognition for Fun and Profit

ΨTF is a multidisciplinary technoetic project about radical and empirical exploration of psychic phenomena.

Our mission is to examine fringe theories and test them in practice, free from dogma and taboos,
and to have fun while doing so.

Introducing ΨTF: Experiments with Anomalous Cognition for Fun and Profit

What happens when you combine consciousness research, financial markets, and blockchain technology? Either something incredibly profound, or a spectacular way to be wrong on three frontiers simultaneously. We're about to find out, with our Psi-based Temporal Forecasts project: lovingly abbreviated as ΨTF and pronounced the way you'd expect.

The Audacious Premise

Let's address the elephant in the room: we're building a project that combines three of the most controversial topics you could possibly bundle together - psi phenomena, making money with said phenomena, and blockchain technology. I can almost hear the collective groans of skeptics worldwide. But stay with me, because this is where it gets interesting.

Remember that scene in "The Matrix" where Neo has to choose between the blue pill and the red pill? We're offering something similar, but with a twist: what if consciousness isn't just a byproduct of brain activity, but something far more fascinating? What if, like quantum particles that can be entangled across space and time, consciousness could reach beyond the confines of our skulls and peek into future possibilities?

From Classified to Commercial

"But if this were real, wouldn't someone have used it already?"

Funny you should ask. The CIA's Project STARGATE - now declassified and available for your weekend reading pleasure - spent decades and millions of dollars investigating these possibilities. They weren't doing this for entertainment; they were looking for an edge in intelligence gathering. Their research into remote viewing - the ability to gather information about distant or unseen targets - produced results that were significant enough to keep the program running for over 20 years.

The Money Question

Now comes the part where we admit something that most consciousness researchers try to dance around: we want to make money. Not just for the sake of profit (though let's be honest, that's part of it), but because money is the ultimate bullshit detector.

You see, in academic research, you can debate p-values and methodology until the heat death of the universe. But markets? Markets don't care about your theoretical frameworks or philosophical debates. They either pay out, or they don't. It's binary. Brutal. Beautiful.

The Blockchain Piece of the Puzzle

"Oh great," you might be thinking, "they had to drag blockchain into this."

Yes, we did. And here's why: if you're claiming to be able to predict future events, you need an immutable, timestamped record of those predictions. Something that can't be altered after the fact. Something transparent and verifiable.

Blockchain technology, for all its hype and criticism, provides exactly this. It's like having a notary public that never sleeps, never makes mistakes, and can't be bribed - perfect for recording predictions before they either come true or fail spectacularly.

The Scientific Method Meets the Mystical

Here's what makes this project unique: we're not asking you to believe anything. We're building a system where everything can be verified. Every prediction, every hit, every miss - all recorded on the blockchain, all open for analysis.

We're taking the scientific method and applying it to what has traditionally been the domain of mystics and psychics. It's like bringing a calculator to a séance - some might call it sacrilege, we call it progress.

The Bottom Line

Are we crazy? Maybe. But we're crazy with a method.

If we're wrong, we'll have created the most elaborate and transparent way to document failure in the history of psi research. If we're right... well, that's where things get interesting.

Either way, we're going to learn something valuable about consciousness, markets, and the nature of reality itself. And we're going to have fun doing it.

Because at the end of the day, if you're going to challenge three fundamental assumptions about reality, you might as well do it with a sense of humor. After all, the universe probably has one - just look at the platypus.

Want to join us on this adventure? Bring your skepticism, your curiosity, and your sense of humor. You're going to need all three.

Join us on the new subreddit /r/psi and subscribe to our newsletter to stay in the loop (see the email textbox on the left/top).

P.S. If you're from the future and this worked, please remember us kindly. If it didn't... well, at least we tried something audacious.