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Originally posted by Reptilian Ph.D
By broadcasting in the ELF range which is commonly associated with the cymatic brainwave frequencies, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Theta, Epsilon ~0-100 it is possible over time to cause behavioral alterations by finely tuning to a specific frequency. This has been proven to work in neurofeedback therapy.
Originally posted by EvolvedMinistry
Now, I don't much get into huge conspiracy theories or watch this show often, but, there is one part in this show where the designer of Haarp's son speaks candidly about his father's invention and what its intended purpose was. Although some of this is dramatized, it definitely tells an adequate tale. Jim Phelps was the inventor and also the whistle blower of its capabilities.
www.youtube.com...
Originally posted by Reptilian Ph.D
By broadcasting in the ELF range which is commonly associated with the cymatic brainwave frequencies, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Theta, Epsilon ~0-100 it is possible over time to cause behavioral alterations by finely tuning to a specific frequency. This has been proven to work in neurofeedback therapy.
Ever since I was a kid and needed some fish worms all I would have to do was drive a metal rod in the ground and rub the top of it with a board, like it was a fiddle string. Those worms would head for the surface
Originally posted by EvolvedMinistry
Originally posted by Reptilian Ph.D
By broadcasting in the ELF range which is commonly associated with the cymatic brainwave frequencies, Alpha, Beta, Gamma, Delta, Theta, Epsilon ~0-100 it is possible over time to cause behavioral alterations by finely tuning to a specific frequency. This has been proven to work in neurofeedback therapy.
Yep, I have heard this before. And, to me, it definitely has merit.
Originally posted by lottowinner649
Originally posted by EvolvedMinistry
Now, I don't much get into huge conspiracy theories or watch this show often, but, there is one part in this show where the designer of Haarp's son speaks candidly about his father's invention and what its intended purpose was. Although some of this is dramatized, it definitely tells an adequate tale. Jim Phelps was the inventor and also the whistle blower of its capabilities.
www.youtube.com...
i find the vid quite interesting, i have heard about this HAARP thing but i really dont know what it is and after reading a few articles about it i was actually interested about the experiments and the things (weapons?) they develop. All i can say is of course technological advances can be good but certainly if it falls to the wrong hands(like the weather machine thing/if it even exist) then it could spell doom for humankind.
-peace
Originally posted by Reptilian Ph.D
reply to post by davesidious
Prove to me, that cymatics is "pseudo-science".
It's called High Frequency Active Auroral Research program because it focuses on the AURORA borealis.
You bounce waves off the Ionosphere. The Aurora IS in the ionosphere. That's where the highest concentration of energy in the ionosphere is located.
Deny ignorance?
Read. Try to contribute to the thread instead of attacking those that do.
[edit on 12-3-2010 by Reptilian Ph.D]
Here's some information that you might find interesting. It was a paper written by a team working at HARVARD and was released by NASA while working with the Eiscat heater which acts as a receiver for HAARP.
Originally posted by Phage
reply to post by EvolvedMinistry
It isn't me who is wrong. You've once again demonstrated your complete lack of understanding of what HAARP and EISCAT are.
Here's some information that you might find interesting. It was a paper written by a team working at HARVARD and was released by NASA while working with the Eiscat heater which acts as a receiver for HAARP.
Yes, EISCAT has UHF and VHF receivers. Since it is a radar facility it wouldn't be much good without them. The heater at EISCAT is a HF transmitter.