Scientists & Researchers
Tom Campbell
1972
Physicist who spent 20 years on U.S. missile defense systems for the Army and DoD and later consulted for NASA's Ares I program. Starting in 1972, alongside engineer Dennis Mennerich, helped Robert Monroe build the lab that became the Monroe Institute, co-developing the "Hemi-Sync" binaural-beat technology used in out-of-body and remote-viewing research there. Later authored the "My Big TOE" trilogy (2003) arguing reality is a computed, consciousness-based simulation.
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co-developed Hemi-Sync binaural-beat technology with him
Source: U.S. government remote-viewing program (Grill Flame/Stargate) history
both argue reality is fundamentally consciousness/information
Source: consciousness-is-fundamental / anti-materialist literature
worked with him for 23 years developing Hemi-Sync and consciousness research
Source: The Monroe Institute; F.H. Atwater and Thomas Campbell accounts
developed Hemi-Sync there with Monroe
Source: The Monroe Institute; Campbell, My Big TOE