Remote Viewing the Future of US Transportation: Drones, AI, and the Hidden Costs of Progress
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Remote Viewing the Future of US Transportation: Drones, AI, and the Hidden Costs of Progress

Jordan Finneseth Published Feb 24, 2026
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What does the future of American transportation really look like? 

Using military-tested remote viewing protocols, our expert team explored the state of US transportation systems between 2030 and 2035. This session uncovers emerging patterns around autonomous mobility, drone-based delivery infrastructure, and the rapid evolution of electrification across passenger and freight networks.

Beyond the technology itself, the session revealed surprising themes around the political and economic forces shaping these changes, including corruption, social unrest, and the stark divide between those who benefit from new systems and those left behind. 

Whether you're an investor tracking emerging opportunities, an entrepreneur planning for market shifts, or simply someone who values early intelligence on major societal changes, this analysis offers the kind of strategic foresight you won't find in mainstream coverage.

This session was recorded on February 18, 2026.

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