No More Secrets: Imagine You Could Know What Others Are Thinking by Persinger
This is a fascinating lecture, now almost a decade old, yet the insights may surprise you.
I don't wish to summarise the whole video - you can watch it - but to focus on just two things.
Our Earth is enveloped by weak electromagnetic waves known as the Schumann resonant frequencies. These are generated by lightning strikes and are separate from the planet's magnetic field. The fundamental Schumann frequency is 7.83 Hz but they range from 3 Hz to 60 Hz - this is also precisely the range of frequencies of many brain functions.
Now, one experimental insight is that phenomena such as remove viewing are more lucid when the remote viewer's brain appears entrained to that fundamental Schumann frequency. It is as if the brain can tune itself in such a way that communication can take place using that as a "carrier frequency".
Persinger has also estimated that it takes just 10 minutes for the electromagnetic signal of your thoughts to travel around the world. Yes, these are very weak waves, but biological systems function on very weak fields. Just like an analogue radio signal, it is not so much the power that is important but being tuned to the correct frequency.
So, the provocative title: "No More Secrets: Imagine You Could Know What Others Are Thinking."
Persinger discusses the possible development of a technology to amplify such mind-to-mind communication that already appears to happen weakly using the natural fields.
Would that really lead to no more secrets?
What if the technology already exists but is not used to amplify communication, but to jam it?
Your thoughts.
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Nice