Los Angeles 2036: The Most Revealing Data May Be What Is Missing
What will everyday life look like in downtown Los Angeles ten years from now? Most answers to that question are speculation. The Future Forecasting Group approached it the way we approach any serious target: with a trained remote viewing team working fully blind.
The tasking put four viewers on a single question: the state of society in Los Angeles in 2036, its activity, its people, and its major events. None of them knew what they were viewing. Their sessions came back with remarkably little overlap on the surface, yet under analysis the data converged on the same city from four different directions: infrastructure, energy, trade, and crowd behavior.
For anyone trying to read the road ahead instead of reacting to headlines, the value of this project runs both ways. What the team found matters. What four blind sessions did not produce may matter more.
This session was recorded on November 6, 2026. Full session notes and the complete video are below for members.
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