Re: Electromagnetic Signals Influencing Human Thought?

On Aug 7, 9:46=A0pm, Salmon Egg <Salmon...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> In article
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> =A0Keith P Walsh <keith.p.wa...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > For a long time now* it has been perfectly intelligent, rational and
> > scientific to pose the question, "Would it be possible for the thought
> > processes of individuals to be influenced by electromagnetic signals
> > engineered by others?"

> It happens to me all the time. Typically, I listen to NPR via
> electromagnetic radiation as detected by my FM radio. Sometimes it
> affects me more than other times.
>
> Bill

It is interesting that Bill in playing word games with you implies
that radio is an "influence" to the mind but he fails to mention (of
course)  that subliminal influences (known as "subs" in the ad biz)
can also fall under the exact wording of your statement above.

Subs are an EXCELLENT example.  They are widely dismissed as "not
working" as "nonsense" as "debunked" as "ineffective" but it takes
next to NO research to find that they have been widely used for a LONG
time.

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_g2699/is_0006/ai_2699000639

They CONTINUE to be heavily used to this day and ENORMOUS amounts of
money have been spent in researching them by both government and
commercial interests. Their utility both commercially and politically
are undeniable.

So if everybody paying large sums to use this "technology" is
convinced that subs are real (just check the ice cubes in any liquor
advertisement!) and since there has been HUGE amounts of research done
on the subject of such "mind control", then where is it? Why do
"establishment" authorities continue to even deny it's existence and
when pressed only refer to work way back at the dawn of research into
the subject as if the huge body of research done since did not exist?
The answer is obvious.  Go refer to my other post if you can't figure
it out for yourself.