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November 21, 2001: Predictions - Sean David Morton
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Art Bell welcomes self-described futurist Sean David Morton on Thanksgiving night for a session of predictions and analysis. Morton outlines his theory of seven-year war and peace cycles, claiming the United States entered a war cycle in September 2000 that would extend through 2007. He predicts the Afghan conflict will conclude within eight months of September 11th and warns that Iraq will be the next target.
Morton recounts a remote viewing class he taught in New York on October 15th, where students accurately described the World Series matchup between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Yankees at Yankee Stadium under a full moon, weeks before it happened. He suggests the class also perceived elements of American Airlines Flight 587, which crashed in Queens the following month.
The discussion shifts to the first cloned human embryo, announced by Advanced Cell Technology over Thanksgiving weekend. Art opens the phones to gauge listener reaction, finding sharp divisions between those who see medical promise in stem cell research and callers who consider the creation of human life outside natural means fundamentally wrong.
Morton recounts a remote viewing class he taught in New York on October 15th, where students accurately described the World Series matchup between the Arizona Diamondbacks and Yankees at Yankee Stadium under a full moon, weeks before it happened. He suggests the class also perceived elements of American Airlines Flight 587, which crashed in Queens the following month.
The discussion shifts to the first cloned human embryo, announced by Advanced Cell Technology over Thanksgiving weekend. Art opens the phones to gauge listener reaction, finding sharp divisions between those who see medical promise in stem cell research and callers who consider the creation of human life outside natural means fundamentally wrong.