giant fish experiment -

A few yrs ago, maybe 2008 I watched a youtube vid where a man experimented on fish in his basement. From memory he had piranha growing under a light source with the UV filtered out and also had a mild electrical current passing through the water. The results were extremely compelling, the fish grew 40% larger than ordinary piranha.
He spoke about the conditions allowing for 'optimal potential' or something to that effect.
I can't find anything on this great experiment anywhere! its dissapeared completely. I hope someone else saw it too and can remember a name. Imagine the implications for food production or even the direct results on humans.
I dont know why he choose piranha or if he even did...memorys a bit shot. cheers all.

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I saw a video similar, I think it was done in a lab and they were trying ti mimic Earth conditions of about 1 million years ago. They added O2 to levels they say were in the atmosphere at the time. I saw goldfish that were 3-4FT wide and long, every fish in the tank was super sized. That's all I remember about it, seems a lot safer than genetically modifying fish.

Doesn't seem to work the same way for people living under power lines does it? Any ideas why that might be? Maybe the fish was upset by the voltage and grew bigger to seek revenge? Sorry couldn't resist a little humor.

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This interests me so im on it. Here is what ive got so far. I have to make a Phonecall.
Thisand this

I'd like to know if the same sort of experiments regarding oxygen and light levels would have the same effect on humans and potentially grow Giants?

And could someone explain to me what the earlier reference meant to people living below high voltage towers?

Originally posted by Iamschist
Doesn't seem to work the same way for people living under power lines does it? Any ideas why that might be? Maybe the fish was upset by the voltage and grew bigger to seek revenge?

Sorry couldn't resist a little humor.

haha nice one buddy, good job...well from what i remember he used a frequency or voltage that resonated with biological matter. i'm not tesla but i know theres dirty electricity that causes tumors and cancer.BTW thx for your humor, it gives people something to do when they cant actually contribute.

Hmmmmm feels abit closer, no full text on this one tho
ploarization of marine light feilds and animal orientation

I love the Tesla reference. Could you find some information on what frequencys would affect biological tissues, not counting the electrocution ones of course. I would think Medicine would be interested in this sort of thing?

Originally posted by Melbourne_Militia
I'd like to know if the same sort of experiments regarding oxygen and light levels would have the same effect on humans and potentially grow Giants?

thats whats so compelling about this experiment. what if the absence of UV contributes to gigantism? tales of giant squids and other marine creatures that live deep in the ocean with almost zero sunlight, could be proof of it. Giant humans and sasquatch/yowie are associated with vast cave systems...and one more thing to really cook your noodle, the epic off gilgamesh says the hero found utnapishtim (noah) living underground after the deluge. was it because the earth had changed in such a way that topside was dangerous? the bible gives the ages from adam through to noah afterwhich mans longevity declined sharply to present day figures.
I can understand why this experiment would dissapear from an illuminati POV.

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I am holding a booked called "The body electric" by Robert O. Becker and Gary Selden. It details a number of experiments from curing cancers, to healing burns, and even regeneration of rat limbs. The frequency is not what you think! LOL one platinum wire, one 10'6-10'8 ohm resistor and a silver wire implanted in the stump of the amputated limb.

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Thank you for your reply, good information. You have posted some good links earlier too. This is turning into an interesting exploration. Feels a bit geeky huh? Fun anyway!