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dataeast · 10-30-2008, 08:48 AM

Replying to OP (sorry haven't read all posts)...

Meditation is a good diffuser. It centers or balances the effect of any form of overt forms of hypnosis by strengthening personal will. Course, you can learn the form of psyops so that you can recognize heuristically the forms that it assumes. By way of active interaction and participation you can conduct your own field work to form a feedback mechanism to reduce the signal to noise ratio, to hone the BS factor.

I think the mind and body, as a sensory tool, is the ultimate measuring stick since you can directly measure your own response to information--how it makes you feel and how it makes you think. Not all "fear" is bad either, as it too is an sense to signal danger. The intellect should be used discern if that danger is real or imaginary, but it must be recognized that the senses are quicker than any secondary (linear) logical process, but both operate in tandem.

10-30-2008, 08:48 AM	#41
dataeast Avalon Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2008 Posts: 114	Re: Mass mind-control counter measures: input needed Replying to OP (sorry haven't read all posts)... Meditation is a good diffuser. It centers or balances the effect of any form of overt forms of hypnosis by strengthening personal will. Course, you can learn the form of psyops so that you can recognize heuristically the forms that it assumes. By way of active interaction and participation you can conduct your own field work to form a feedback mechanism to reduce the signal to noise ratio, to hone the BS factor. I think the mind and body, as a sensory tool, is the ultimate measuring stick since you can directly measure your own response to information--how it makes you feel and how it makes you think. Not all "fear" is bad either, as it too is an sense to signal danger. The intellect should be used discern if that danger is real or imaginary, but it must be recognized that the senses are quicker than any secondary (linear) logical process, but both operate in tandem.