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Thanks for pointing out it might be a fake Twitter account. I thought it was the real one.
His verified avatar is @jeremycorbyn.
A very interesting session full of gadgets. Thanks for sharing.
Session 14 April 2018
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Thanks for pointing out it might be a fake Twitter account. I thought it was the real one.
His verified avatar is @jeremycorbyn.
A very interesting session full of gadgets. Thanks for sharing.
TheBull,
The topic is covered in NeuroFeedback and Electroencephalography and is an ongoing project. Our latest development is using a system called NeurOptimal.
anka
The Living Force
Not sure whether you replied to Thebull and quoted my text by mistake or you wanted to reply to me. Anyway, I follow the mentioned NO thread but my question was about the particular book Artemis is reading.
Zadius Sky
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shijing
The Living Force
Thanks everyone for the session -- the genetic and historical questions were quite interesting. I'm toward the end of Bruce Fenton's book right now, and am eager to see how he interprets the African matrilineal L and patrilineal A/B haplogroups, since they are what are normally used by population geneticists to root the homo sapiens tree in African populations.
I thought this part was a fun reference to an earlier discussion about iodine:
The NO readings were also very interesting. When watching the embedded video, the greatest amount of activity (when looking at the chart posted by Approaching Infinity here) appears to be in the Theta range, including both "good" and "bad" Theta according to that chart.
Since I had my own NO session today, I thought I'd ask my practitioner about the data posted in this session. I told him that the readings weren't taken during a NO session, but rather during a conversation that was occurring in an environment that may have included a high amount of local energy (so take the below with a grain of salt).
First, he told me that in regard to this kind of data:
he tends to find it unreliable, and focuses more on the brainwave patterns (as displayed in the embedded video). He then focused almost immediately on this pattern:
He basically said that it "shouldn't look like that." He offered three possible explanations in order of decreasing probability: (1) the sensors weren't connected properly, possibly due to some hair being in the way, (2) electromagnetic interference from either nearby devices or something broadcasting in the near vicinity, or (3) some kind of pathology. He thought (3) was unlikely, and that (1) was the most likely explanation although (2) was not unlikely depending on what was going on in the local environment.
Anyway, as I said take the above for what it's worth since he didn't have the full context with which to evaluate the readings, but I hope his comments are interesting in some way.
I thought this part was a fun reference to an earlier discussion about iodine:
The NO readings were also very interesting. When watching the embedded video, the greatest amount of activity (when looking at the chart posted by Approaching Infinity here) appears to be in the Theta range, including both "good" and "bad" Theta according to that chart.
Since I had my own NO session today, I thought I'd ask my practitioner about the data posted in this session. I told him that the readings weren't taken during a NO session, but rather during a conversation that was occurring in an environment that may have included a high amount of local energy (so take the below with a grain of salt).
First, he told me that in regard to this kind of data:
he tends to find it unreliable, and focuses more on the brainwave patterns (as displayed in the embedded video). He then focused almost immediately on this pattern:
He basically said that it "shouldn't look like that." He offered three possible explanations in order of decreasing probability: (1) the sensors weren't connected properly, possibly due to some hair being in the way, (2) electromagnetic interference from either nearby devices or something broadcasting in the near vicinity, or (3) some kind of pathology. He thought (3) was unlikely, and that (1) was the most likely explanation although (2) was not unlikely depending on what was going on in the local environment.
Anyway, as I said take the above for what it's worth since he didn't have the full context with which to evaluate the readings, but I hope his comments are interesting in some way.
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Thank you Laura and crew for an extremely interesting session; I must read it a second time! The world is indeed going mad and it's frustrating to watch while everyone is getting sucked into the lies and the madness! What an fascinating idea to hook Laura up to the NeurOptimal machine!
Thanks crew for yet another amazing session. We do indeed live in interesting times.
Thanks a lot for this amazing session! And for the NO experiment, that was very very interesting!
Although it sounds a bit scary, it's true. And while thinking about this, I have in mind the painting The Garden of Earthly Delights and this one, The Eve of the Deluge by William Bell Scott:
Very interesting suggestion! I didn't think about it in that way but it could be one possibility, I think.
Although it sounds a bit scary, it's true. And while thinking about this, I have in mind the painting The Garden of Earthly Delights and this one, The Eve of the Deluge by William Bell Scott:
Very interesting suggestion! I didn't think about it in that way but it could be one possibility, I think.
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Thanks for the session.
I know Scott was wondering about those antique weapons taking out smart missiles. The S200's are for aircraft. Suppose Russia got a chance to test its shinny new Laser Missile Interception Device under live fire? Do ya think maybe?
My support is unwavering, keep up the great work.
I know Scott was wondering about those antique weapons taking out smart missiles. The S200's are for aircraft. Suppose Russia got a chance to test its shinny new Laser Missile Interception Device under live fire? Do ya think maybe?
My support is unwavering, keep up the great work.
Ditto! It's getting really fascinating watching the changing balance.
Sorry for the confusion, anka. I got the wrong person by mistake. I was replying to your question but thought it was TheBull who posted, so if you already follow that thread maybe someone else knows a book that would help.
