Mind Control With Sound and Light


	Mind Control With Sound and Light

chestnut501

11-8-2009 5:44 PM

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science, neuroscience, neurotechnology, mind, brain, light, sound

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11-9-2009 7:22 AM

Spiritraiser

Lately I watched the episode of Fringe on that very same issue (someone used sound and light to remotely "melt" someone's brain!) but didn't expect that this was more than an idea lol

11-9-2009 10:55 AM

perellicippo

long ago it was called electroshock

11-10-2009 4:47 AM

valriedeleon

it might mean nothing, but it might be telling you somthing. it could be revisiting you to your life in Grade school. DId a bully ever try to change your mind. this could be telling you to never forget a moment in your life because that memory could help you later on in life.
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11-10-2009 4:51 AM

valriedeleon

All that is just wrong. If u are tired you Will sleep, but you seem active. Channel that and keep a diary of your waking hours to discover what your "hours" are. TV is a distraction that engages your consciousness, same too with the light.
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