Re: Electromagnetic Signals Influencing Human Thought?

In sci.physics.electromag Richard Herring <junk@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In message 
> <e6eb5ac3-72c8-4859-b571-2a78134cf144@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, 
> Keith P Walsh <keith.p.walsh@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes
> >For a long time now* it has been perfectly intelligent, rational and
> >scientific

> One.

> >to pose the question, "Would it be possible for the thought
> >processes of individuals to be influenced by electromagnetic signals
> >engineered by others?"
> >
> >It is my belief that any intelligent, rational and scientific

> Two.

> >answer
> >to this question would have to be based on experimental evidence.

> Maybe. Have you looked for any?

> >Can anyone offer any intelligent, rational and scientific

> Three. You're starting to sound like Tom Potter.

> >explanation
> >as to why no such answer appears to have been established?

> Only "appears" to you. Your question is so broad that the answer is 
> trivially "yes".  What are you _really_ asking about?

> -- 
> Richard Herring

Walsh is a kook who for years was crying we have to save the
children from the electricity generated in amalgam fillings.

It seems he finally got the message amalgam fell out of favor decades
ago and has a new crusade.

-- 
Jim Pennino

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