Spanky,
From what research I've been doing "hunting down information" I have found that there have been experiments in the field of Frequency stimulation of the mind, and they have been going for quite some time.
Of course the main problem is that these experiment have been known to occur on the "unsuspecting public" without their "Prior consent". Of course the problem here is that in itself would be a complaint, but they haven't just done these experiments without telling their glorified labrat, but they also have been known to make these people slightly unstable and pushed them into psychiatric care just to debunct the information they have to offer.
It's known that it's easy for them to debunct the information by using a persons very own imagination to fill in the gaps, namely they supply some form of illusion and the mind tries to conjure some reality around it to make it understandible.
This means that Doctors all over the world calling people Manic Obsessive and similar, are actually doing so because they don't realise that that person was a preportion of some study.
I know those Psychiatric doctors are going to have to wake up to these "Real" experiments or they will continue to inaccurately perscribe medicine etc.
More information can be found at
http://www.dcn.davis.ca.us/~welsh/book.htm
There is a mention in the document that I cross referenced with some information I previously knew from another source.
The human brains neural pathway runs with a frequency of about 100 stimuli per second along one neural pathway, it is known that using frequency the human brain can actually get near to 1.45 it's normal speed/capacity. (Namely 145 stimuli per Second) a
Brain Overclock
This can mean a few things,
- you become more intellegent through a better use of your brain, your reactions are quickened etc
- you could become quite silly, barmy.. mad even, through the shear fact that it will take you some time to get use to your brains new speed.
- Due to the external frequencies causing a mild form of radiation, you could be prone to certain genetic mutations.
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