Zadius Sky said:
Data said:
Aside from that, it would be interesting to know if there is a difference between light from sunbeds and light from the sun - except light intensity or spectrum. In other words: Is there a different effect in DNA/cells/body induced by natural light (from the sun) as opposed to artificial light? Can it be that the sun casts out some sort of 'information' - maybe like supernovas?
Well, the only thing that I know so far is that the artificial lighting
do not affect the body's circadian rhythms. However, only the sunlight plays an important role in our body's internal clocks.
Yes, that could be the case. But that doesn’t mean that artificial light sources do not affect us at all. For sure they influence our biophotonic fields as shown in the delayed luminescence experiments by Popp.
There are also a lot of gadgets on the market that relate to "feel good" or "changes" which are translated as some sort of growth. If those gadgets wouldn't do or change something I don't think they would spread so easily. Few people ask what exactly is changed, what are the consequences, or how is it handled by people?
Back to the SQUARE WAVE issue:
AC welding, infrared inspection, IR or other light frequency laser acupuncture, rife, ultra sound inspection, zapper (Hulda Clark), High Voltage AC sterilisation of food, soil penetrating radar , and many more, all work or perform “better” because square waves are used.
Is this because they all result in deeper penetration of the material to be treated or inspected ? In many cases this is exactly was is claimed…. Deeper penetration.
I have been asking around. One civil engineer came up with an explanation. As he was doing this, it was quite clear to me that I was touching a domain that made him nervous. I found that kind of weird as I know the person quite well. He never really admitted that the base frequency of a square wave penetrated deeper into a new medium that is being struck. His idea (explanation) in this case was that it facilitated interpretation of the incoming data. I could see that, okay.
It is only later that I realized that this explanation can only cover technologies that have the aim to do some sort of prospectus in which incoming data have to be analyzed. But what about all those instances wherein square waves are used to “treat” some kind of material? Why are square waves used in these cases?
So maybe it is still possible that he became nervous because he didn’t know an all encompassing answer?
And as to "penetrating" capacity, you can read about the remarkable difference between the old fashioned mechanical sirens (with square waves) and the modern electronic sirens (with sine waves) and how the latter, albeit less PENETRATING result in more noise pollution.
_http://www.timberwolfsirens.com/sirenBasics.htm
I for one can attest to this penetrating effect of old fashioned sirens, and the problems that arise from the modern electronic ones. (Sorry Dant that your keen perception will miss this one; I am just curious as to how others people perception is, and the memories of it.)