Mister Tachyon - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Do Humans Have a 6th Sense
Tachyon wonders if humans possess the ability to develop senses beyond the sight, touch, hearing, taste, and smell. Can technology help us achieve this?
Is Everything in the Universe Connected?
Can humans be networked? Tachyon learns more about how to enhance our innate capabilities, delving into technology, the animal kingdom, and the intricacies of the human brain.
Can Sound Heal?
From ancient instruments to modern technologies, Tachyon unpacks the possibility of different sounds to heal the body and mind.
Is Mind Control Real?
Investigating the power of the human mind, Tachyon discovers if people have the ability to control objects, other people, or ourselves with the power of thoughts alone.
Can Our Minds Cross Time and Space?
Tachyon searches for answers to the age-old question: do humans have power to connect through time and space and predict the future?
Does Orgone Energy Exist?
Tachyon explores the concept of orgone energy, a phenomenon that claims can heal the body and change water. He uses orgonite and an orgone accumulator to test these ideas.
Does Ancient Medicine Work?
With ancient healing practices back on the rise, Tachyon tests the efficacy of plant-based substances and treatments that focus on energy flow.
Can Mother Nature Heal Us?
Tachyon finds people who claim to harness the potential of Mother Nature, ostensibly solving some of the planet's greatest challenges and preparing us for an uncertain future.
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