Hi Dien can you check this URL and tell me if its for real
 

http://www.btinternet.com/~psycho_social/Vol3/JPSS-CS2.html

It's not.
 

Humans do percieve electromagnetic waves, and there's some debated research that what we percieve as ghosts are some types of electromagnetic waves.

Think about it logically... we've had this around us for years. If our brains were THAT disruptable, people could never work around high energy magnets (in power plants or around cranes). Your hair dryer (no kidding) would be beaming messages to you (since those waves would overrride the others... they're so close and so strong.) You would see strange lights and hear voices during certain medical procedures.

...and so forth.

The "Tin Hat" Bunch Ride Again
 

HA! No. It is not for real. You do not have to make yourself a tin hat from aluminium foil to protect your brain waves.

From a more scientific point of view... the amount of power needed to "beam" into your brain from space - or pretty well anywhere other than right next to your skull for that matter - is astronomical. That's because the power deminishes geometrically with distance.

For instance... say your microwave oven has a power distance of 5 inches. That means, at 5 inches, the power "felt" is something like one quarter the strength of direct contact. At an additional 5 inches the power felt is one quarter of the pervious one quarter. And so on. You don't have to move very far for a sharp decline in the "felt" power.

Due to that quirk of nature, to create enough power to enter your brain and alter your brain waves... and to do it from several hundred miles in the sky... would probably mean the machine couldn't even be protected from itself. And anything in your area would be fried.

It's certainly not anything the govt could do in secret. All radio and TV transmissions would be effected. And you would physically feel the power in the air around you.

But hey... it certainly makes a good conspiracy.

Michael Ross


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