HAARP causing people to hear things inside their heads?

Originally posted by MemoryShock

Artificial telepathy

The experience of “Artificial Telepathy” is really not that extraordinary. It’s as simple as receiving a cell-phone call in one’s head.

Indeed, most of the technology involved is exactly identical to that of cell-phone technology. Satellites link the sender and the receiver. A computer “multiplexer” routes the voice signal of the sender through microwave towers to a very specifically defined location or cell. The “receiver” is located and tracked with pinpoint accuracy, to within a few feet of actual location. But the receiver is not a cell phone. It’s a human brain.

Out of nowhere, a voice suddenly blooms in the mind of the target. The human skull has no “firewall” and therefore cannot shut the voice out. The receiver can hear the sender’s verbal thoughts. The sender, in turn, can hear all of the target’s thoughts, exactly as if the target’s verbal thoughts had been spoken or broadcast. For this reason, the experience could be called “hearing voices” but is more properly described as “artificial telepathy”.

Now, if artificial telepathy were entirely voluntary, like a conversation between friends sitting across the room from one other, it might be kind of cool. One could talk back and forth with one’s friend, exchanging verbal thoughts exactly as if speaking on the phone, but without ever using one’s voice or mouth. It’s a completely silent, subvocal form of speech. Between lovers, this would be beautiful.

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I experience artificial telepathy every day. Most people don't believe me though I have been complaining of it for years...interesting story though. My current girlfriend has described instances where she can hear some feint voices when it is very quiet around here...so she hears them too just because she is in proximity to me. In a few months, I plan on seeing the International Center Against the Abuse of Covert Technology when they get back from Germany...A new organization geared towards gaining and organizing information from electronic harassment victims the world over. Stay Tuned for reports from that meeting.

Uh, great theory. Ok, not really. But I'm trying to be nice.

Would love to see this "theory" demonstrated

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your right,,,,,,, theres nothing that exists and gos on that you dont know about,

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I want to thank you for input. Very interesting. It really angers me like you said, if it were understood as volentary. I suppose it is another sign that we as a people have trotted down the wrong path. We as a people should have been more vocal from the start. Our simple TV shows and poor education have allowed the powers to bend us over backwards. Thanks man, I appreciate the post. Andrew

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Exactly. Someone finally gets it. Doctor Robert O. Becker, pioneer in cell regeneration and electric use for cancer removal, kept talking about it.

Originally posted by flyswatter
Uh, great theory. Ok, not really. But I'm trying to be nice.

Would love to see this "theory" demonstrated

Happy Reading. Be sure to check out the entire series before you come back with the "I don't believe it because mainstream media hasn't reported it" attitude...

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Great post, mate.

Originally posted by autoprotolysis
I want to thank you for input. Very interesting. It really angers me like you said, if it were understood as volentary. I suppose it is another sign that we as a people have trotted down the wrong path. We as a people should have been more vocal from the start. Our simple TV shows and poor education have allowed the powers to bend us over backwards. Thanks man, I appreciate the post. Andrew

Well put. This is just an example of the current technology they have. What should really piss us off is how ignorant they keep everyone through media, divisive social issues and other inanities. They have the money and resources to keep building and learning and as time passes, no one thinks what is now available. Remote telepathy is actually archaic technology and no better than an annoying cell phone conversation that one can't turn off once you figure #e out...but nothing prepares you for this kind of invasive interaction. The fear of being stigmatized because there is no proof is kind of what prevents those who are harassed electronically from a far from saying anything and the perpetuation of technological ignorance goes on...

Originally posted by autoprotolysis
Has anyone heard any weird noises inside their heads that they cannot explain?

I have tinnitus due to too much gunfire with too few earplugs. Especially .50BMG. But no weirder noises.

I understand that the weird sounds comming from the atmosphere could be HAARP, but they are external and actaully sounds.

HAARP doesn't make sounds in the atmosphere. It also doesn't make them in your head. Unless you are also hearing other HF band radio transmissions.

you should all realize by now schizophrenia is just a stupid stigma and word. These sounds come from space into our atmosphere, they are triggered by different unknown things. This is how hearing voices works, they are trying to communicate with our world. I am trying to tell them to stop, they tell me to stop. They do not have reason and thought like us, they analyze basicly with an AI system that is amazingly connected to something in the universe which gives correct answers or translations. I hear voices that call out my name, straqnge sounds that sound like my name, banging, knocking, beeping randomly each day. Im telling you all its all connected to my "schizophrenia".

Originally posted by luxordelphi...were some speakers that looked like hypersonic sound beams, a device which uses your skull as a speaker—that is, it transmits soundwaves that resonate against whatever surface they hit

The guys that make the LRAD had an ad gadget long ago that depended on mixing two beams of ultrasound near your head to recreate audible sound. It sort of worked. We had a demo unit for a while. But you'd have to run around chasing OP with a guitar-sound torture device. Not too likely.

Originally posted by autoprotolysisThis could be acoustic, but sound can be imitated or implanted via EM wave also at the speed of light, to tickle your brain.

Not so much. You really can't hear radio directly. There is a thermoacoustic effect called the Frey effect that allows you to reproduce really crappy buzzy noises in someone's head, but only when you use a really snappy power density. It works by heating the fluid in your ear, not by implanting sounds with EM. It also sounds like crap and you have to have a lot of training to understand "one" from "two".

Originally posted by MemoryShock

Originally posted by flyswatter
Uh, great theory. Ok, not really. But I'm trying to be nice.

Would love to see this "theory" demonstrated

Happy Reading. Be sure to check out the entire series before you come back with the "I don't believe it because mainstream media hasn't reported it" attitude...

deepthought.newsvine.com...

deepthought.newsvine.com...

deepthought.newsvine.com...

Some of this is actually quite interesting reading, quite fun ... thank you! What you've posted elaborates a great deal on the theory behind it and at least attempts to break it down for others that have a hard time understand "scientific mumbo jumbo" kind of stuff.

The one thing that these do not do is go into any kind of demonstration of the technology. First - hypothesize, theorize. Second - build, manufacture, create. Third - show, demonstrate. I'm no electronics person, but the theory seems to be "plausible" from my view. To go from "plausible" to "confirmed" (yay, Mythbusters train of thought), they need to demonstrate this in action.

If what they are saying is true, it shouldnt be too difficult for them to do that, and I'd enjoy seeing the results, successful or unsuccessful.

Originally posted by SynchroM

Although I do have to say, when you have debunked...Mental Health,

Not so fast there. Hearing things because you're whack is the number one reason.

Originally posted by knoledgeispower
I've only read part of this big huge site about Project Blue Beam but it reminds me of this

Project Blue Beam is bull pucky. The whole thing is likely someone outside the community getting hold of an early 1990's RFQ and not being in on the results.

Originally posted by autoprotolysis

thats funny because the sounds i heard only happened after i did a bunch of youtubeing about haarp.

So you're seriously positing that They® saw you 'youtubeing HAARP' and then launched a guitar torture counter attack?

I'm leaning a lot more toward "imagination running away with you", with paranoia on the clubhouse turn.

Originally posted by MemoryShock
I experience artificial telepathy every day.

Yeah, buddy.

Stay Tuned for reports from that meeting.

Let us know how much you pay them. I might need to start protecting people against artificial telepathy too.

Originally posted by flyswatter
The one thing that these do not do is go into any kind of demonstration of the technology. First - hypothesize, theorize. Second - build, manufacture, create. Third - show, demonstrate. I'm no electronics person, but the theory seems to be "plausible" from my view. To go from "plausible" to "confirmed" (yay, Mythbusters train of thought), they need to demonstrate this in action.

If what they are saying is true, it shouldnt be too difficult for them to do that, and I'd enjoy seeing the results, successful or unsuccessful.

For starters, there is past demonstration from a commercial application.

www.technovelgy.com...

The difference though is that this sound beam is static and requires someone to cross into its path for it to function. The satellite targeting of a free roaming individual is a bit more complex and while it seems to be viable I can't quite understand how the science would work. Everyone would have to emit on a different frequency...which isn't too difficult to believe but to be able to tune in to that frequency seems incredible without some sort of receiver implant...but some think it is possible.

Needless to say...a demonstration of satellite targeting is a bit more difficult. This is the closest I think we have though there is no explanation of how the scanner works and no explanation of anything further. The guy being scanned, by the way, is the webmaster of the website I linked to in the first post I made in this thread...and hopefully I will get more details when I see these guys in person...

Originally posted by truthermantwo I hear voices that call out my name, straqnge sounds that sound like my name, banging, knocking, beeping randomly each day. Im telling you all its all connected to my "schizophrenia".

I believe you think you are hearing it. But if your meds are working, you won't. At least, that's the way it works for my two schizo friends. Well, one's schizoaffective so he's twice the fun.

But I don't really believe Buzz when he says that Russian spies are behind the Publix again. Even though he can see them.

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The difference though is that this sound beam is static and requires someone to cross into its path for it to function.

A bit more difference than that. The Holosonic technology uses sound and your ears. It has nothing to do with electromagnetic radiation and it won't work from a satellite.

Just exactly what is that video supposed to be demonstrating?

Originally posted by Bedlam

Originally posted by SynchroM

Although I do have to say, when you have debunked...Mental Health,

Not so fast there. Hearing things because you're whack is the number one reason.

Not everyone agrees with you on that...On the Need for New Criteria of Diagnosis of Psychosis in the Light of Mind Invasive Technology

The research for this has been going on since the 1930's at least...www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...

Do some research before making ignorant statements...