Mind Control With Electricity

You don't really expect anyone to read this crap, do you?

And, by the way, your name, The Prophet, troubles me just as much as the name crazy.osama101. Perhaps for slightly different reasons.

"You don't really expect anyone to read this crap, do you?"

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For some reason, not operational at night. Sadly, not in the southern hemisphere either; it runs backwards... we are still working on that.

You'd think that someone with an important sounding name like, "The Prophet", would know how to post a link on CR4.

It's that little planet earth with a chain in front of it. OMG, what does it mean????!!!!

WHAT DOES IT MEAN??????? WHY?????!!!

Well, I don't mind taking a look at anything. All it costs is a little time. And if I think it doesn't make sense, and I want to be critical of it, I can then discuss it from that level. (The common adage..."Don't knock it 'til you've, read, I mean tried it.")

So I skimmed some of it.

Folks concerned about this sort of thing are probably aware of the loose heading for this sort of thing called "Organized Stalking."

I don't know that it is much different, in essence, than the discovery that the Soviets had been bombarding the U.S. Embassy with microwave radiation for years on the theory it might affect the minds and/or bodies of employees there. (Ex. here or here.) Of course, I don't expect people to take the time to read through everything, but it doesn't take much time to skim. One just has to take into account the mistakes that can happen when skimming and be prepared to admit errors.

I also, found this in reading through links related to this sort of "crap."

Electromagnetic Mind Control Fact or Fiction? A Scientific View by V. N. Binhi, with a foreward by A. R. Liboff, Research Professor, Center for Molecular Biology and Biotechnology, Florida Atlantic University, Boca Raton, Florida. Published by Nova Science Publishers, Inc. New York, 2010

I was hoping to find this in the university library. Unfortunately not. But doing an author search brings up a similar book, apparently same author. Magnetobiology : Underlying Physical Problems. I will try to take a look at it in the near future.

In my skimming of the info. at the OP link, I went to the link about soliton waves (it's a wikipedia article about Solitons). The discussion is fringe in so far as a lot of highly theoretical physics concepts can seem fringe. But the discussion does have a heading relating to physiology: Solitons in proteins and DNA (The citations in this short heading refer to "low-frequency collective motion in proteins and DNA." Seems like on-the-level academic stuff to me. I could be wrong.

Just from the little I tried to follow in a very cursory skimming of the OP's link, I'd have to say, I feel I (or anyone) would have to read the online "book" and it's references to come to definite conclusions. It appears that some thought and research went into the writing of it. Do I think anyone will... very likely not.

I've got an open mind on the subject... I think... unless I'm being bombarded with radiation somehow.

GA. I was being intentionally snarky, because my brain is rattled enough that I don't need to be reading stuff like this.......................especially if it starts making sense.

Thanks, kramarat. I wasn't moved to post by your "snarkiness." I just know enough to know, whether the online book being mentioned was well presented or not, the subject itself shouldn't be scoffed at.

Nobody "needs" to be reading "stuff like this" as it can lead to becoming paranoid. I don't know if that's what you meant or not. Topics like this can become consuming, with little hope of proving anything. Except, of course, in this case there is scientific inquiry related to it.

I've done a lot of reading..................facts. Perhaps I'm guilty of burying my head in the sand...................but quite frankly, I can't handle the truth. I don't know that anyone can. So we pretend it doesn't exist and move on..................and drink beer.

Thanks For The Info Anonymous. I WIll Save This Answer For Definite Future Reference Of Your Topics. Once Again Thanks For The Help On The Subject As I Would Rather Know A Little Than Be Blind Sided.

Thank You For The Info Lyn. I Will Certainly Take A Look. As I Said Before I Would Like To Know A Little About It Rather Than Have Someone Blindside Me On The Subject. Again Thank You.

I had nothing to do with post #4.

Sorry. I've been poking around this subject more this afternoon. I can't help adding a link here, just because the review of this book sounds like the book itself would probably be very disturbing to many of us. I am reminded of what I saw in the documentary, "Taxi to the Dark Side," regarding Dr. Donald O. Hebb's research concerning sensory deprivation and it's effects on humans. Whether one is guilty of some crime or not, I don't know if a civilized society should endorse such methods. Chilling stuff.

Read the review. Frightening stuff. Explains a lot about some of my missing years??!