Hendricus G Loos, Master of Mind Control

Holy carp! Has it really been 5-6 years since this was posted?! I remember reading it. I'll have to try to make time to watch the vid. Thanks.

I have a very simple peer review ready experiment for anyone here to try.

It is proof positive of nervous system manipulation

originally posted by: dashen

Where is the data to suggest this is real? I know you posted a meme, but is there truth behind this backed by any data?

originally posted by: dashen
a reply to: Arbitrageur

From my research this has very little to do with energy used and more about stimulating the sodium and potassium ion channels in peripheral nerve cells by means of photoelectric effect

Especially in the blue and yellow wavelengths

Perhaps why our "Deny Ignorance" is blue, and so much of the site text is yellow?

I found the "TED TALK" that has been on my mind for years and led me here...

www.ted.com...

"Wireless data from every light bulb" by Harald Haas

What if every light bulb in the world could also transmit data? At TEDGlobal, Harald Haas demonstrates, for the first time, a device that could do exactly that. By flickering the light from a single LED, a change too quick for the human eye to detect, he can transmit far more data than a cellular tower -- and do it in a way that's more efficient, secure and widespread.

The scientific evidence and technology described in Loos' patents is at least 30 years old. Nowadays, your own monitor or smartphone could emit "stuff" that would structurally damage the brain over the long term, induce obsessive thoughts or compulsive behavior. It is beyond "simple" ELF waves. There are several teams working on how to neutralize this effect.

Hendricus Loos passed away in 2017
obits.ocregister.com...

a reply to: atlantis1971

There are several teams working on how to neutralize this effect.

Tinfoil jumpsuit

a reply to: dashen
a bit more exotic than that... of course, none of the research has been and (most likely) will ever be published in peer-reviewed journals. After all this is ATS is not IEEE's Journal of Electrical Engineering.

originally posted by: dashen
I have a very simple peer review ready experiment for anyone here to try.

It is proof positive of nervous system manipulation

Hey Dashen I would love to try the experiment... commercially available UV screens seem not to protect much against this "stuff"

a reply to: atlantis1971

Get some potassium chloride and dissolve it in glycerin. This is a chemical analog of the potassium cation in nerve cells. Drop in some electrodes and measure the electrical resistance of the solution when exposed to different wavelengths.

In blue green wavelength the conductivity changes dramatically.

With sodium chloride it works in the yellow orange range.

Try it out.

a reply to: dashen

many thanks! Basically one would need a screen that would filter both UV an yellow/orange to be on the safe side...holy sh

a reply to: dashen
It looks like they suspended the Twitter account

a reply to: atlantis1971

Which one?

a reply to: dashen

@CONSPlRACY_FACT, the one in your meme

a reply to: dashen
indeed, the effects on the potassium ion channels are mentioned in one of the presentations here
www.youtube.com...

one of the comments to the video (by goodinfosource) was quite useful

For those interested in the topic, I have created a new thread on neuroweapons / neurowarfare here
www.abovetopsecret.com...

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