Frontier Science

Morris Freedman

Brain as "Psi-Inhibitory Filter"

"Pioneering Brain as "Psi-Inhibitory Filter" research"

Dr. Freedman's groundbreaking research proposes that the human brain acts as a "psi-inhibitory filter," actively suppressing innate psychic and telepathic abilities present in all individuals.

About Morris

Using repetitive transcranial magnetic stimulation (rTMS) on the left medial middle frontal region, his team temporarily disabled this filter, enabling participants to demonstrate statistically significant psychokinetic abilities in influencing Random Event Generators.

Credentials & Expertise

Affiliations

Baycrest Health Sciences, Toronto, Canada