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Try this:Scott Stephens wrote:
Dirk Bruere at Neopax wrote:
I'll explain further.
I'm generating a modulated field roughly the volume of a room - or at
least, the coil is around a metre in dia.
How does this interact with the steady state geomagnetic field, which
is about the same strength, when the coil is either parallel or
anti-parallel to it?
Space is a linear field medium, until you get to astronomical power
levels. So the earth's field and your coil field are linear
superpositions, simple vector additions of each source field contribution.
But if you're replicating Persinger's experiments involving
bio-electromagnetic effects, the material your studying has non-linear
characteristic, and may disproportionately respond to either individual
field sources.
Biologists call it the "window effect". If you bias a Si diode near
conduction, say .6 volts with one source, then another 100mV AC source
is going to cause a relatively giant variation on the diode current.
Similar effect has been observed regarding the efflux of calcium ions in
the earths DC bias field, when a ~10Hz AC magnetic field excites an
ion-cyclotron resonance.
Becker's "Body Electric" is an interesting book, perhaps it inspired
Persinger, who seems to agree with Becker that all our brains can be
mutually influenced by our mutual magnetic coupling to the earth.
Becker describes a guy who took some LSD and, probably having tried a
TENS, decided to enhance his trip by putting his head in a magnetic tape
d de-gausser. He said he freaked out and had to be taken to the hospital
8^) (ROTFLMAO)
There is a report of work Persinger did with LSD and mag fields.
Seems the subject could actually sense the fields as light.
I'm interested in doing weird combo expts like that.
Sort of. It really does expand consciousness, or conscious awareness, to a greatDirk Bruere at Neopax wrote:
Scott Stephens wrote:
Dirk Bruere at Neopax wrote:
There is a report of work Persinger did with LSD and mag fields.
Seems the subject could actually sense the fields as light.
I'm interested in doing weird combo expts like that.
Recently I read that LSD, rather than enhancing perception, degraded it
by messing up the brains ability to filter and route sensation.
There does seem to be a very large gap between reported research on small volumeI think it was in Becker's 1st or 2nd book he describes magnetic
experiments in which people were trained to sense magnetic fields so
they had an internal compass. An ancient training technique for some
Buddhist monks was to have a lodestone waved around behind them.
So I thought it might be an interesting idea to take a TV deflection
yoke, and create a slowly rotating magnetic field while lighting an
appropriate indicator. Pushbuttons or a joystick would be used to
"guess" which orientation the field would be at next. Sort of like a
game, you get a score based on correct guesses, along with a pleasant
chime and a pretty jpg, or a buzzer and an ugly jpg for wrong guesses.
Even more useful than the internal compass training would be a
course/kit to train you to detect the presence of other people, like the
monks proportedly could. Somewhere I read this was actual military
training. Sensing the electric fields of other living creatures,
similarly to sharks sensing electric fields of their prey in the ocean.
This time you have a Quake mod, and shoot a bazooka at a cardboard box.
If the magnetic field connected to the computer game is pulsing at 12 Hz
alpha brainwave freq, the enemy is in/behind the box you frag and score.
If the magnetic field isn't pulsing, the box blows up and wounds you.
Color-tint hints are first overtly given, then the colors and pulse
duration fade into subliminal until finally no clue but the pulsing
field remains.
Checkout www.sumeria.net/tech/emfwar.html
The pineal gland actually has some ferrite in it, just like migratory
birds. But I'm skeptical about the mind-control stuff at
vericom/mindnet. Some paranoids have been subjected to mental cruelty
(the kind of stuff in Santoro's "Gaslighting") and attribute the vague,
nebulous feelings their being messed with to some technology they don't
comprehend, when actually, they've been conditioned not to perceive the
insults or there to subtle to identify.