Ilya Vitalievich Chusov (September 25, 1937) - physicist.

In 1961 he graduated from Moscow Power Engineering Institute with a degree in Thermophysics, a student of Academician B.B. Kadomtseva professor, leading researcher at the Russian Scientific Center "Kurchatov Institute".

He was involved in the creation of an ion engine for interplanetary flights, and took part in the development of a plasma generator for the Soviet-French space experiment ARAKS (artificial auroras). Before the start of perestroika, he continued to create ion sources for various purposes, but gradually lost interest in experimental physics, which was replaced by interest in parapsychology, since he discovered some unusual abilities in himself about 10 years ago.

The change in creative interests led to the fact that, while remaining an employee of the Kurchatov Center, Ilya Vitalievich switched, as a computer specialist, to the problems of instrumental medical diagnostics. Currently engaged in clinical trials of a new, so-called. "matrix" cardiograph. However, in reality he is more interested in non-instrumental medical diagnostics at a distance, non-contact treatment over long distances (tens, hundreds, thousands of kilometers) and the creation of theoretical foundations for the unification of exact science, parapsychology and religion.

As a result of a more careful study of the problems of parapsychology, I came to the conclusion that the poor reproducibility of parapsychological effects is due to the fact that a human parapsychologist, trying to achieve a result, enters into interaction (cooperation or confrontation) with the Supermind. What kind of Supermind this is - aliens or God - is difficult to say.

“It seems to me most likely that the Supermind is precisely God. His capabilities are immeasurably greater than human ones. We are like children playing adult games in the sandbox, and the teacher stands nearby and if something happens..."