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A look at the history behind the U.S. government program intended to utilize psychics for purpose of espionage, the Stargate Project.

During the Cold War, reports claimed the Soviet Union was studying mind control, extrasensory perception, and even psychokinesis. In response, the U.S. launched a top-secret program to harness the power of the mind for espionage. Today, we uncover the strange history of the Stargate Project.

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Andrey Chichagov

I wonder if the released KGB files talked about their program and when they found out that America started doing the same

Brandon Newton

This whole episode was giving me the show Psych vibes 😂

Chess

Damn the government had Kadabra doing spy work for them? What a pull

Purple_Labrys

I had a weird experience while listening to binaural beats. My meditation app lets you choose the frequency, so I set it for sleep. I started to nod off, and when I fell asleep, it felt like I had woken up. I could look around my room and see myself lying in bed; it was like going into photo mode in a video game.

Me Has A Hat

Every time I hear about a secret goverment project like this I'm always reminded of The Men who Stare at Goats, the book more than the movie, but if you're looking for something for movie club the original Firestarter from 1984 has an interesting government experiment plot

Moogle_Gone_Kupo

The grape pictures both have 24 circles which just makes it even more wild

Johnny G

My theory is that they faked using psychic abilities/intel to cover up and protect the real intelligence from sources and people in the field

stephanie summers

I’m an analyst for the army and I have to admit- it’s REALLY hard NOT to guide someone into info sometimes when you’re doing human intel collection. On the other end of the spectrum- dealing with intel collection is like trying to put a puzzle together with all of the images facing down and half of the pieces missing. It can be really tempting to make irrelevant information fit into those spaces to fill in gaps.