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The founding members were [[Allan Fischman]], [[Robert Grant]], and [[Rebecca Jackson]]. All three were [[Telepaths]], though Allan Fischman was significantly more capable than the other two. They met each other in San Francisco in 1968.  The three were able to find each other because [[Telepaths]] have the ability to “feel” each other when in close enough proximity. Soon after the trio met, they moved from San Francisco to a farm in Sonoma, CA, which belonged to [[Robert Grant]]’s family. After six months, the three decided to found The Inner World with the goal of recruiting other [[Telepath]]s in order to explore their abilities together.

The last official act of The Inner World was the community’s participation in [[The Beat]], on January 1, 1986. [[The Beat]] was a concert and visual arts performance that was made available, via [[think.Net]], to much of the U.S. population which had recently been relocated to refugee camps in the newly created [[Metro Areas]]. In addition to helping with the transmission of the performance over [[think.Net]], [[Stephen Burton]] and [[Martina Diaz]] delivered what most considered to be the penultimate set of the show, a dazzling mix of audio and visual effects that could only be performed by a Different. [[The Beat]] was the first time the three founding members of The Inner World were reunited since [[Allan Fischman]] had left. After the performance, [[Allan Fischman]], [[Robert Grant]], and [[Rebecca Jackson]], officially disbanded The Inner World.