Scott steindorff

Memory and imagination are superpowers much like telepathy, clairvoyance, and psychokinesis are. According to Ingo Swann, the lead psychic who worked alongside the CIA for around 17 years, the four universally shared superpowers are memory, imagination, intuition, and telepathy. These are faculties every person carries within, whether or not they ever become aware of them. He grouped them together because all four are accepted as naturally existing while remaining unexplainable by conventional ideas about matter and time. They also recombine into creativity and inventiveness, which he called the two great hallmarks of our species. The rarer superpowers, like remote viewing and psychokinesis, sit further along the same spectrum and need deliberate development before they become active. Now I know memory and imagination may seem like ordinary abilities but they do transcend matter and time, seeing as both produce vivid sensory experience with no physical objects present, which is something perception is not supposed to be able to do. Perception only works when something is physically in front of you, i.e, you see a wall because a wall is in front of you. If that were our only way of producing mental images in our mind's eye, then we'd never be able to picture anything without an object present. But we do it constantly and without noticing with zero physical proof, so perception cannot be the only thing behind memory and imagination. These superpowers sit along a perceptual-cognitive spectrum, and every person alive is born with the whole range in rough form. They aren't the property of gifted individuals but moreso like a gene pool carried forward by each new generation.