Weiß jemand etwas darüber? Jemand hat es mir gerade gezeigt, und ich weiß nicht viel über Patente. Ist das echt? Es heißt "Manipulation des Nervensystems durch elektromagnetische Felder von Monitoren"
Von Idk4412
Weiß jemand etwas darüber? Jemand hat es mir gerade gezeigt, und ich weiß nicht viel über Patente. Ist das echt? Es heißt "Manipulation des Nervensystems durch elektromagnetische Felder von Monitoren"
Von Idk4412
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project Stargate and psycothronics all over
The greatest traitors to humanity aren’t the elite but the scientists who sell sell out their ethics to appease them. I don’t know how people who invent crap like this sleep at night. This is why I fucking hate the ‚trust the science‘ narrative. As if all scientists are utterly objective, modern day saints.
Every time I hear a pop scientist like Michio Kaku, mansplaining reality to us in his patronizing way, it makes me cringe. He brings up the Nobel Prize so often, because he craves it so badly. It makes me think that this guy would kiss anyone’s ass, or suck any goats dick, just to get that prize.
Science is at the core of the deceptions we are fed.
Cell – Stephen King
A world-altering signal, called the pulse, is broadcast across the global cell network, instantly transforming anyone using their phone into a mindless, vicious killer.
My question is why the FUCK would you need to patent this? Its like patenting trolling or other intangible things
That’s practically the plot to the kingsman movie
My nervous system also gets excited when I see flashes on the screen, like explosions in an action movie, or a jumpscare in a shitty horror film.
Remind me of the „Binaural beats“ that were „Digital drugs“, trend on youtube around 2009
This is legit. Found out more than I’m going to explain.
LEDs flash on and off thousands of times per second
Dude what the actual fuck
Tldr? Is this happening currently?
Somewhat related and interesting is that I have a memory of research that purported to be able to reconstruct the image displayed on a computer monitor by measuring diffuse light reflections that emit from an open window — so like your monitor is facing away from the window, but light from it bounces/scatters off walls/objects and eventually leaves via the window, but those able to observe such indirect light signals may still be able to „see“ the contents of your screen through some reconstruction process.
Think there was also a thing about measuring wifi-signals to be able to reconstruct positions/movements of humans within a room…
My intuition by now is that someone with good enough tech wants to „see“ inside your room via whatever flavor of EM radiation is leaking from it, they likely can. When alone, I now have random impulses to just smile and flip two middle fingers to nothing and no one (maybe).