We Remote Viewed THE NEXT PRESIDENT

Who Will Be the Next President of the United States?

Introduction to Remote Viewing Project

• The discussion begins with an introduction by Stick Allgaier, who presents a remote viewing project aimed at predicting the U.S. president in January 2030.

• A 20-minute clip featuring remote viewers Dash Smith, Edward Riordan, and Naim Andreas is introduced, focusing on their insights regarding the presidential prediction.

Initial Reactions and Predictions

• The group discusses their confidence in betting on Polymarket based on their predictions about the next president.

• Naim expresses confusion over Donald Trump's eligibility for a third term after two elections.

Gender Dynamics in Leadership

• Naim suggests that a woman could be elected as president, indicating this would be a significant milestone.

• Edward shares his heavy feelings during the session and speculates that Trump may not complete his current term.

Speculations on Potential Candidates

• Edward mentions J.D. Vance as a potential successor if Trump were to leave office early.

• Dick proposes Marco Rubio as another candidate he envisioned during his session.

Volatility and Change in Politics

• Daz highlights that while they attempted to identify specific candidates, they instead described a volatile political landscape ahead.

• The group reflects on how these changes might signify a new era rather than just identifying one individual as president.

Future Predictions and Community Insights

• Discussion shifts towards community predictions on Polymarket regarding future leadership dynamics.

• Naeem emphasizes recognizing potential female candidates when they emerge closer to election time.

Concerns About Political Climate

• Daz raises concerns about aggressive political changes and legal issues that may arise from upcoming elections.

• The conversation touches upon how democracy can create divisions among citizens regarding acceptance of change.

Betting Markets and Candidate Odds

• The group discusses Polymarket's predictive markets where individuals can bet on various outcomes related to future elections.

• They mention specific odds for candidates like Vance (21%) and Rubio (10%), highlighting community engagement in these predictions.

Digital Voting Systems by 2030

• There is speculation about digital IDs being necessary for voting by 2030 due to technological advancements.

Conclusion of Discussion

• Participants express excitement about revisiting these predictions in the future while acknowledging uncertainty surrounding potential candidates.