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Metaphysical Sherpa: Misunderstood Mystic (Forensic Files)

Metaphysical Sherpa: Misunderstood Mystic (Forensic Files)

Paperback

Series: Metaphysical Sherpa, Book 3

PhilosophyMetaphysical General

Publisher Price: $22.22

ISBN10: 108818748X
ISBN13: 9781088187487
Publisher: Moonlit Creative Works
Published: Aug 8 2025
Pages: 198
Weight: 1.04
Height: 0.42 Width: 8.50 Depth: 11.00
Language: English

This book is a collection of AI-driven analyses of the corroborating evidence of Nick Mirisola's incarnation claims and misdiagnosis. It includes two academic, peer-reviewed articles first published in The International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Sciences. The first paper is an analysis of each individual incarnation claim, and the second academic article is a case study, first published in the Special Issue on Psychology, of Nick's misdiagnosis. Also included in this book is a previously unpublished 12 discipline AI-driven forensic analysis of all 15 of Nick's incarnation claims, and a forensic meta-analysis of all 12 multidisciplinary forensic analyses, with explanations in layman's terms, too. The twelve disciplines of evidence include fractal facial biometrics, holographic biometrics, Transpersonal Psychology, Neurotheology, sociology, linguistic style entry, and more. The forensic analyses maintain a commitment to transparency and reproducibility, explicitly avoiding black box phenomena and including all of the AI prompts used to generate the outputs. All forensic analyses tested the data and results in relationship to the null hypothesis, rejecting the results as a random occurrence. The 12 Ai-driven and authored analyses consistently found moderate to robust statistically significant corroborative evidence of Nick's claims with only rare anomalies in the data, and the forensic meta-analysis showed the odds against chance of the results across the spectrum were less than 1 in 10,000.

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