Hi, /sci/.

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Time traveler again. I'm just gonna drop this and leave, since there are more important places to do and things to be right now, but whereas I had formerly believed that morphic resonance, as a hypothesis, can't be tested in a wide ranging manner due to the fact that any new habit the universe creates would invariably become ubiquitous and thus normal for everyone after the initial experiment, it turns out that you can actually test for *changes* in a morphic field with a proper understanding of structural morphology.

What you'll need to get started:

1. One (1) non-conscious observer.
2. A null device.

If I were to explain any further, I'd be testing some kind of implicit hypothesis, which could offset science for (potentially) millions of years.