Are Psychic Abilities Genetic? The Science Behind Intuition

Are Psychic Abilities Genetic? The Science Behind Intuition

From The Write Brain by Ellis Melillo

February 26, 2026 · 53 min · Episode 59

About this episode

This episode explores the potential genetic basis of psychic abilities and intuition, discussing various scientific theories and research.

This episode starts with a birthday month conversation… and somehow ends with chromosome 7, universal consciousness, autism, astral projection, and mushroom chocolate. We’re diving into something that sounds “woo” — but may actually have scientific grounding. In this episode, we explore: • Published research on a potential “psychic gene” • The role of chromosome 7 in intuitive abilities • Whether psychic ability could function like a biological sense • Right brain vs left brain differences in intuition • Autism, hyperconnectivity, and telepathic claims • The theory of universal consciousness (and what physics says about it) • Dreams, premonitions, and altered states Is psychic ability genetic? Are intuitive people neurologically different? Is consciousness produced by the brain — or accessed through it? We’re not telling you what to believe. We’re inviting you to think bigger. Open your mind. Question everything. And maybe don’t eat the chocolate in someone else’s cabinet. 🎙 Welcome back to The Write Brain podcast.

People in this episode

Host: Ellis Melillo

Topics covered

  • psychic abilities
  • genetics
  • intuition
  • universal consciousness
  • autism
  • telepathy
  • altered states

Keywords

  • psychic gene
  • chromosome 7
  • biological sense
  • right brain
  • left brain
  • hyperconnectivity
  • universal consciousness
  • dreams
  • premonitions

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Products: mushroom chocolate

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Places: chromosome 7, universal consciousness, autism, astral projection, telepathic claims, altered states, dreams, premonitions

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