- the ability to transmit specific commands into the subconscious. Defense News, US Explores Russian Mind Control Technology by Barbara Opall January, 11-17-1993, pg.4. "Pioneered by the government-funded Department of Psycho-Correction at the Moscow Medical Academy, acoustic psycho-correction involves the transmission of specific commands via static or whitenoise bands into the human subconscious without upsetting other intellectual functions. Experts said laboratory demonstrations have shown encouraging results after exposure of less than one minute." Janet Morris, reported in book Shukman, David. The sorcerer's challenge: fears and hopes for the weapons of the next millennium, David Shukman. London: Hodder & Stoughton, page 223. Demonstration on BBC television on news program entitled Newslight by David Shukman, (tape available on request).
-the ability to influence ones emotions: Manipulation of emotions Utrascience, Weapons of War, Learning Channel, 1997-Featured Dr. Micheal Persinger, Laurentian University, Canada. Dr. Persinger described weapons using "psycho or indluence technology" and electromagnetic radiation frequencies to control what people think, for psychological warfare purposes.
Ultrascience, War 2020, Beyond Productions, Learning Channel, 1998, Dr. Michael Persinger, Laurentian University performed a demonstration of a helmut with solenoids which induce magnetic fields into the brain and cause panic, fear, God and UFO experiences. He stated that with current technology it is possible to use mind control on the mass populations.
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-the ability to place voices into a single persons head mimicking schizophrenia (can also be useful for highly advance one way communication). It was first developed by Joseph Sharp and Mark Grove and noted in "microwaves and Behavior," by Don Justeen which appeared in American Psychologist, March 1975. The ability was again demonstrated on a television show entitled Ultrascience III which aired in 1998 by Beyond Productions on the Learning Channel by Dr. James C. Lin, biomedical and electrical engineer and author of Microwave Auditory Effects and Applications. Voices via microwave frequencies were directed into a single persons head remotely without affecting others around the person targeted. Another link is on an US government Army site which calls the device a "voice to skull" device. http://call.army.mil/products/thesaur_e/00016275.htm
-the ability to direct electro-magnetic signals into a person's brain to create visual hallucinations was accomplished by Dr. Elizabeth Rauscher and William Van Bise. They used magnetic fields generated by two coils of wire, each oscilating at a slightly different frequency and directed so as to intersect at some point in space, a third frequency, so called beat frequency is formed as the difference of the frequencites. What Bise and Rauscher found that this ELF frequency generates simple visual percepts like circles, ellipses and triangles and that the variation of the second frequency induces the variation of the shape of the percept. The simplest interpretation is that the beat frequency is extracted by nonlinear effects in brain and induces a magnetic quantum phase transition at magnetic tubes whose thickness varies and codes for a parameter (say scaling in some direction) characterizing the geometry of the primitive precept (or 'feature') Info from the article 'Quatnum model for sensory representations'