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 might be replicated in any brain, including so called anomalous experiences. might be replicated in any brain, including so called anomalous experiences.
  
-In the spirit of esoteric research, the recent xxxxx_brain writing experiments [[http://1010.co.uk/org/breakthrough.html|breakthrough]] used a very weak field of 450 nanoTeslas (nT) pulsed from close range to the temporal lobes in an attempt to dislocate one of Emmanuel Swedenborg's Angel communicants. Calculations had been made [by Prof. Friedrich Wagner, Department of Physics, University of Kiel] to calibrate the strength of the field as it passes through skin and bone to directly affect the temporal lobes. The signal is pulsed, 3ms every 3 seconds, superimposing these weak fields onto any stronger more continuous background fields so its information is delivered in scheduled transmissions. The experience of such stimulation are not instantaneous but might seem to result from constant exposure to these fields over a prolonged time period.+In the spirit of esoteric research, the recent xxxxx_brain writing experiments at [[http://1010.co.uk/org/breakthrough.html|breakthrough]] used a very weak field of 450 nanoTeslas (nT) pulsed from close range to the temporal lobes in an attempt to dislocate one of Emmanuel Swedenborg's Angel communicants. Calculations had been made [by Prof. Friedrich Wagner, Department of Physics, University of Kiel] to calibrate the strength of the field as it passes through skin and bone to directly affect the temporal lobes. The signal is pulsed, 3ms every 3 seconds, superimposing these weak fields onto any stronger more continuous background fields so its information is delivered in scheduled transmissions. The experience of such stimulation are not instantaneous but might seem to result from constant exposure to these fields over a prolonged time period.
  
  
  
 Subjects were invited to participate in a game of chance at their own risk. Subjects were invited to participate in a game of chance at their own risk.
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 +1) [[brain_writing:breakthrough_27.06.09:images|Breakthrough images]]
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 +2) [[brain_writing:barbican_03.07.10:images|Barbican images]]
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 +3) [[geomagnetic_writing:berlin_tempelhof_world_brain_interface|Tempelhof images]]
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