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In a world of ever increasing uncertainty and instability, fueled by the explosive growth of new technologies, the potential for a major and unforeseen catastrophe looms nearer ever day...

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STAR -- the SPACETIME THREAT ASSESSMENT REPORT -- is designed to fill the need for advanced planning for every possible contingency -- by enhancing conventional open-source intelligence with intelligence provided by AMP sources. 

The conceptual basis of the STAR Report is two-fold. 

The first is borrowed from physics.

Evidence from quantum theory and cosmology is moving the scientific community closer to the concept of a multiverse, where all possible threats that can be realized actually do exist, spread across the many words of parallel universes. David Deutsch, Oxford University, believes quantum theory tell us that other times are special cases of other universes. 

The implication from physics is that unknown threats must exist, so long as they are compatible with the laws of physics. They are real. They exist 'out there' in the other parallel universes which are detected in quantum experiments. Physics does not currently rule out communication between some of these universes using 'time machines' to connect them. It may be possible to exchange information with alternative futures that could warn us of impending disasters. 

Even if time travel is never realized in reality, it may still be an important aspect in simulations of reality. Understanding the physics of time travel suggest new ways of approaching the use of AMP-sources for predicting behavior. 

The second is borrowed from psychology.

Evidence exists that the creative powers of the human may be able to access alternative future outcomes, either by simulation or perhaps, due to an unknown process involving the physics of time. If the physics of time is involved, then the human mind may operate as a time machine and be able to access alternative futures, and information from possible futures that would be useful for threat assessment efforts. 

Understanding the flow of information through a time machine in the multiverse of many parallel worlds is a useful analogy for understanding the predictive powers of human consciousness.

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