When EVERYTHING Means Exactly That: Everything is RECORDED for Current and Future Searches

[Valerie Villars]

I agree that thoughts broadcast as energy.

But, when your thoughts are read regarding specifics, I really have a problem with the interference by nefarious agendas. I've experienced it first hand and it's very unnerving. Well, not anymore because once you are aware that someone or something has this ability, their ability to affect you becomes negligible.

My thoughts on it are for "them" to get their own life. I have mine.

[Hervé]

Posted by wnlight (here)
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... I have some difficulty believing such. I suspect that such a mind-reading machine might require an embedded human brain!

Maybe some acquaintance with the work of Dr. Robert Duncan can help turning belief into knowledge?

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by wnlight (here)
I think that a person's thoughts are always broadcast as energy and that we are beginning to think of energy as "things". I suspect that our thoughts radiate in a non-verbal way - not as 1's and 0's. They must be interpreted, but many humans are good at doing that. I experimented with sending detailed mental telepathy messages in my teenage years with great success. I also suppose that there might be machines that can do even it better, but I have some difficulty believing such. I suspect that such a mind-reading machine might require an embedded human brain!

I can't locate it right now, but a while back I posted a reference to a conference presentation featuring PUBLIC SECTOR research in brain-thought interfaces.

The clip showed a cat, with its head wired up to a device. The device was connected to a monitor — where you could see, a little fuzzily but quite identifiably, what the cat was looking at through its eyes.

This was over 12 years ago: 2006 or earlier. One might assume that DARPA is well ahead of this by some 30-40 years. Maybe the wires are wireless now, the distances are greater, humans are the new subject, and rather more is being transmitted than just images from the visual cortex.

[Bill Ryan]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
The clip showed a cat, with its head wired up to a device. The device was connected to a monitor — where you could see, a little fuzzily but quite identifiably, what the cat was looking at through its eyes.

In fact, here it is.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=FLb9EIiSyG8