Can they really provide me with “Access to Akashic records, morpogenic fields and past-life memories, connection with spirit guides, energy cleansing,” like certain websites claim? I’m also curious about the role of crystals in radio technology. Anybody reading this have meaningful experience with either? Can we build a little home crystal FM radio which will connect us to Akashic news broadcasts?
It occurred to me while under the effects of my home Ganzfeld tests that the imagery we recently looked at with the BrainPort device which allowed the blind to “see” through their tongue is oddly similar to the phylactery or tefillin, an object used for prayer in Judaism.
PS. Sensory substitution is the first link towards identity swapping, a la old school 80’s movie plots.
See also: Re-Wiring The Mind To Accomodate Tongue-Interface Web-Browsing
Apparently you can download this software or an analogue?
What does it do? The vOICe Learning Edition translates arbitrary video images from a regular PC camera into sounds. This means that you can see with your ears, whenever you want to. Now step beyond your computer screen and screen reader and try this camera-based “scene reader”. With a notebook PC or UMPC you can even go mobile. How well you can learn to see with your ears is something that only you can find out, but now you can indeed find out and learn through this Learning Edition software, for free! It is hoped that seeing with sound will not only find many practical uses, but that extensive usage may also lead to visual experiences that truly have the distinctive subjective “feel” of vision. This, however, remains to be established through the reports of blind users. Maybe you will be among the pioneers?
“A new study in the journal Neuron shows when people hold an opinion differing from others in a group, their brains produce an error signal. A zone of the brain popularly called the “oops area” becomes extra active, while the “reward area” slows down, making us think we are too different.
“We show that a deviation from the group opinion is regarded by the brain as a punishment,” said Vasily Klucharev, postdoctoral fellow at the F.C. Donders Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging at Radboud University Nijmegen in the Netherlands and lead author of the study. “
This explains so much about weird self-conscious hipster social gatherings: everyone’s looking at each other, pretending that they’re not looking at each other, trying to gauge themselves against everyone else. The sort of thing that makes me want to just stay home.
“He made remarkable progress in his research of remote wireless signaling and was the first to use semiconductor junctions to detect radio signals. However, instead of trying to gain commercial benefit from this invention Bose made his inventions public in order to allow others to develop on his research.”
Via @brainsturbator.
