Magnetic Radiation Sickness

You have simply got to be kidding. Do you actually believe this stuff?

What stuff are you referring to? Alleged alien abductions or UFO invasions? This stuff refers to bodily harm to humans working 40 foot away from laboratory magnetic radiation generators. Not electromagnetic radiation.. magnetic radiation from fluxon energy flow.

I hope there are others who might be interested in this fluxon energy stuff. Someone who might reference this information to people who have an interest in this kind of stuff. Gena

I think my wife is affected. Since a few years ago she demonstrate some mood changes and temperature fluxuation.

I always thought it was normal.

Should I make a magnetic radiation deflection suite for her?

Sounds like the onset of menopause. Is she within that age group?

"...about physiological problems created by proximity to magnetic radiation..."

Behavior Modification Analysis :

http://www.gmxxnet.com/1.html

Behavior Modification Report :

http://www.gmxxnet.com/2.html

Is all there was there, besides some declarative main page.

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This is more like Psychological problems, which may or may not been present in the subjects described, prior to their alleged exposure, according to the analysis and report linked above.

When I read the caption "Mind Control", the first association which came to mind was "Crystal Energy Levitation" and even "Alien Abduction" God forbid, both linked by witness accounts and sci-fi alike. Happy-town all over again?

Heck, if you can invoke mind-control application with magnetic radiation, why not use it against the aliens, and be done with it once and for all ?

I think given enough magnetic power, we could even turn lead to gold. What say you ?

The only thing that has any scientific basis behind mind control is the use of highly directed electromagnetic radiation in order to trigger and suppress servant features in otherwise normally healthy people.

This is achieved with extremely intense, highly focused, mono‑frequency electrically generated magnetic fields in extremely close proximity to the skull.

Now this is extremely difficult to do and only works in s relative small number of cases nonetheless, the ability to turn on an off servant like skills has been scientifically demonstrated.

The demonstration I saw was with the ability to draw. While the magnetic filed was absent the person could only draw a rough representation of a horse. With the field active the persons drawing skills were dramatically improved but reverted to the original skill level shortly after the field was removed.

They also were not demonstrating the effect of the magnetic field but rather just using it as a tool to demonstrate that servantism was associated with the suppression of certain brain functions rather than the use of an additional skill not present in most.

That's it, that's the only scientifically demonstrated effect I have seen of magnetic fields altering the functions of the human mind. The internal haemorrhaging and rest of the pseudoscience claims is totally unfounded and unproven.

Keep in mind, we have been hitting people with staggeringly intense magnetic fields in Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) units for over two decades and there are no reports of any sort of serious problems with their use.

"...is the use of highly directed electromagnetic radiation in order to trigger and suppress servant features in otherwise normally healthy people."

^_ZAP

"Home, James!"

"Say what?"

ZAP

"Home, James!"

"No!"

ZAP

"Home, James!"

"Yes, my liege."

I could be all physiological. If they want and believe that the magnetic flux is causing physiological problems it will whether is or not. They look to lay the blame for their physiological problems else where then themselves. For their own peace of mine or for personal gain.

A couple years back, I put a patient drive system into a 6+ Tesla MRI unit and had to work inside the bore for hours on end. After perhaps a half hour I noticed a vague spatial disorientation, not enough to make me ill or to hamper work, but enough to notice. When I mentioned this to the staff, they replied that some of them experienced the same thing and that they didn't see it in the 4 Tesla unit. Many of these people spent hours each day in fields above 1 Tesla and did not bleed profusely from their bodily orifices.

But, what the heck is a fluxon generator assembly? And, how high a field does it generate?

"...what the heck is a fluxon generator assembly?..." - this is the mind-control gizmo, which is exactly what I intend to use, to turn lead into gold:

You lay a nice piece of lead on the table, you turn on the whatchamacallit, and gain control over the lead's mind, while telling it on a (specially-built) set of fluxon headphones: "I'm Gold... I'm Gold... I'm pure Gold... I'm the purest Gold there is... Gold... Just Gold and nothing else..."

If you notice a change in color on the lead's surface, after a few days of constant persuasion, it's not merely by chance:

Lead usually turn into gold from the outside-in, and the change in color begins around the fluxon headphones first.

A word of caution:

Reversing the field might turn your hard-earned gold back into lead again, and who wants that ?

Unless of course, you want to scarce the available amounts of existing gold, in order to higher it's trading price on the commodity market.

Yeah, I was pretty sure that's what it was. I was just testing to see if you did too. Can we use this to fix what used to be my 401(k)?

Sorry. That is done by Crystal Powers, preferably under a golden (or platinum - even better) wire-frame pyramid.

Yesterday, I was talking to a friend about homeopathy, and as I described to him the way you dilute herbal essence with pure water to increase the potency of the solution and it's eventual increased medicinal effect, the bugger asked: "..So, according to what you tell me, the more I dilute the essence with water, the more potent it becomes..."

- "...Yes.. - I said - some very, very potent medicines are diluted in ratio of one to a few millions..."

- I see - He said - ...So the most potent of them all is just pure water, Why use the herbal essence in the first place?..."

- "...Because in homeopathy you actually use what's called "memory of water"... the water "remembers" the traces of essence, no longer there, for maximum effect..."

- "...This is completely wacko, barking mad - memory of water you say?..."

- "...Yes - I said -. Why do you think water always swirl to the left on the northern hemisphere?..."

- "...Because it remembers the last swirl instruction it read in the manual when it was born?..."

Ahhh.... - Forget it.

Hey guys

I made an error when I replied to europium.. I was busy designing a magnetic jacket for hendrick and punched in a typo. Bodily harm has been experienced by people who worked on the fluxon generators and within 10 feet of the unit. Yeah, I know, if you stood 10 foot from an operating MRI, you would get bodily harm in good doses..

My interest is not is the "mind control portion" of of the www.gmxxnet.com website, but in the "radiation sickness" section which is still obviously under construction. These fluxon magnetic generators emanate radiation which causes bodily harm ranging from from mood changes to ministroke symptions rushed by EMS to hospital and intestinal bleeding rushed by EMS to hospital.

It is unfortunate that the webmaster presented article titles using the keyword "mind control" instead of mood swings or mood changes... This fluxon radiation expands to physical bodily harm with more complex generator structurI I have a few degrees in physics, and I get turned off by mind control blather...

These fluxon generators are small, weigh less than 20 lbs, volume less than 3 cubic feet, uses activation power less than 2 watts, and does seem to break all known laws of electromagnetic theory. But people working with them get physical bodily harm and metal plates get corrosion patterns just by placing them into the radiation field.

More later, as I get the information. Gena

Which laws of physics do they break? Name them, please, and describe the manner in which each physical law is broken.

Gena,

Somebody's pulling your leg. All this stuff isn't real; somebody just made it up and put a nice appearance on it.

There's a lot of interest in physiological effects of electromagnetic radiation from such things as cell phones and some of that is scientifically valid (albeit inconclusive). I'd advise spending your time there.

Welcome to CR4.

Hi TPV45. Thanks for the welcome.

I have been immersed in R&D projects all my life, and I have told many young engineers that "if it doesn't reproduce under identical test parameters, then it is a coincidence or artifact, but it has no value to the scientific method." Look at this situation, just for fun..

Is this pseudoscience, coincidence, or something more involved??

The webmaster of <www.gmxxnet.com> brought a small cardboard box to my apartment in rural Florida on October 29, 2008. The size was 18x18x10 inches and weighed 20 lbs. He set the box in the far corner of the living room and connected a one watt, frequency sweep type, pulse signal into the fluxon generator within the box. We waited, but nothing unusual was seen, heard or felt from any radiation generated..

Around 3 a.m., a heavily laden helicopter circled my apartment complex and then made a low pass directly over the apartment with search lights flooding the bedroom and living room. The helicopter, most likely from nearby Macdill air force base, left the area one hour later. The next morning there was heavy rectal blood discharge into the toilet.. The test was stopped, and the fluxon generator was removed from the apartment.

The test was repeated the next week with no helicopter response and no blood discharge within the two day period. Coincidence? Maybe, from a scientific method viewpoint, the non reproducibility of the test said the spontaneaous blood discharge was purely coincidental? Maybe the body adapted to the radiation, or maybe it really was all one big coincidence.. But he said that this same type of episode happened in a singular fashion time and again since 1994, and they all had no scientific method value...

But one often gets a nagging feeling, that maybe something else is in the picture.. Yeah, I know, europium, scientific method.. But if you stick some of the shorter lifetime elements into a bottle, and you come back to find the bottle empty, that does not prove that the elemental material was not once there. When singular ocurances, which do not reproduce immediately, happen repeatedly over long time cycles, then the scientist community might get a clue that other forces may be in play outside the scientific method philosophy. Gena

Is the fluxon thingy the same as a flux capacitor? You know what can happen when you screw up with one of those>

Now, those guys are cute!

and they smell good too!

" Mind control radiation has been observed emanating from the author's Type I magnetic generators for the past 15 years. " Of course it can't be reproduced...

Sorry to get in on this one so late.

milo "would some one point out to the original poster that this is for engineering and scientific discussions?"