PROPHECY: Today's News Article Mocking robynz's Post
I really liked robynz's post where she was making fun of me by taking excerpts from my Journal. She chose one verry particular one:
"That's how you get the power and influence of the Psychic/Subconscious Minds. When you have all the Subconscious Minds working in Unison, that's how you can affect any area or region on the Planet. Just because the Planet is one Big-Ass Rock orbiting the Sun in space doesn't mean it can't be done. As long as you have Remote Host and a Power Source strong enough (namely that Electromagnetic Field), you can carry out those commands like a Computer sending information to a Local Area Network."
It came the DAY BEFORE today's news article posted 10/26/2005 about "Remote Controls on Humans."
"But manipulating humans? Prepare to be remotely controlled. I was. Just imagine being rendered the rough equivalent of a radio-controlled toy car."
As I said, I always take from Daily News Articles because it's a 3rd Party and there's no way I could've had anything to do with that unless I was given a tip-off from some alternate source of Communication. I have over hundreds of articles on my Journal (that nobody reads or takes seriously) that shows how I've been tracking what comes up in the news every day.
There's a reason WHY I was born Gemini, which is the Sign of Communication:
That's why with skeptics and critics that are going off on me all I have to do is just wait the next day and insult them back with the following day's news article that will align with what I said.
This comes back to what I keep saying: If I said that I was observing Psychic Phenomenon, how come I got punished for tellling the Truth? Why is everyone going off on me when I wasn't lying?
That's why the Electomagnetic Field functions just celticblissy's Host Server for Haven. So what if the Host Server encompasses the Planet? It functions on the same Principles. That's why you can issue commands create area affects. Bliss spent time building or creating the world of Haven. God would've done the same thing if God was a Computer Programmer and the Planet Earth was a Computer where the Contintents are the partitioned hard drive space.
That's why regardless of how much influence or power (little or no) that robynz thinks I'm in possession of, she should be watching her mouth because I can do things in the Psychic Realm that she and the rest of the other critics can't.
Which comes back to what I said 10/26/2005 at 4 am, I can sit here all day and all night showing her and the rest of the critics throwing example after example of Psychic Phenomenon and the burden of proof is on them to come up with a Scientific Explanation that discredits each "coincidence" I serve up.
I've been practicing this and the Frequency of those "Mere Coincidences" has become accelerated so they're even coming at a faster rate now than a year ago because I've been practicing to where I'm getting better and better. All Robyn and the rest of the Critics is just sit there and stew reading my Entries. Either that or start getting scared when they realize I wasn't bluffing.
As Bliss already knows from my Game-Playing Style on "Eternal Night," I always chose my fights wisely and knew when my Vampire Game Character was stronger. I don't bluff. When I would challenge summon who was irritating me, everyone on the Game Grid knew I was bigger and pound that person into the ground with my Game Character. That's why on "Eternal Night," other players would back down.
My Psychic Game Character that I've been working on and toiling over for the last year and half is just as powerful and functions on the same principles as that game. I work at it and take my craft seriously, and I've never had a need to lie or make up things like this. Let me remind you that I was minding my own damn business. It was robynz who chose to be rude and front a bitch-ass attitude toward me rattling a hornet's nest.
Remote Control Works on Humans
By YURI KAGEYAMA, AP
ATSUGI, Japan (Oct. 26) - We wield remote controls to turn things on and off, make them advance, make them halt. Ground-bound pilots use remotes to fly drone airplanes, soldiers to maneuver battlefield robots.
Img src="http://cdn.news.aol.com/aolnews_photos/06/05/20051026121909990014">
Itsuo Inouye, AP
Reporter Yuri Kageyama leans to her left as she is remotely controlled to do so. Some speculate the technology could be used for gaming, assisting the elderly or even immobilizing an enemy.
But manipulating humans?
Prepare to be remotely controlled. I was.
Just imagine being rendered the rough equivalent of a radio-controlled toy car.
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp., Japans top telephone company, says it is developing the technology to perhaps make video games more realistic. But more sinister applications also come to mind.
I can envision it being added to militaries' arsenals of so-called "non-lethal'' weapons.
A special headset was placed on my cranium by my hosts during a recent demonstration at an NTT research center. It sent a very low voltage electric current from the back of my ears through my head - either from left to right or right to left, depending on which way the joystick on a remote-control was moved.
I found the experience unnerving and exhausting: I sought to step straight ahead but kept careening from side to side. Those alternating currents literally threw me off.
It's a mesmerizing sensation similar to being drunk or melting into sleep under the influence of anesthesia. But it's more definitive, as though an invisible hand were reaching inside your brain.
The technology is called galvanic vestibular stimulation - essentially, electricity messes with the delicate nerves inside the ear that help maintain balance.
I felt a mysterious, irresistible urge to start walking to the right whenever the researcher turned the switch to the right. I was convinced - mistakenly - that this was the only way to maintain my balance.
The phenomenon is painless but dramatic. Your feet start to move before you know it. I could even remote-control myself by taking the switch into my own hands.
There's no proven-beyond-a-doubt explanation yet as to why people start veering when electricity hits their ear. But NTT researchers say they were able to make a person walk along a route in the shape of a giant pretzel using this technique.
It's a mesmerizing sensation similar to being drunk or melting into sleep under the influence of anesthesia. But it's more definitive, as though an invisible hand were reaching inside your brain.
NTT says the feature may be used in video games and amusement park rides, although there are no plans so far for a commercial product.
Some people really enjoy the experience, researchers said while acknowledging that others feel uncomfortable.
I watched a simple racing-car game demonstration on a large screen while wearing a device programmed to synchronize the curves with galvanic vestibular stimulation. It accentuated the swaying as an imaginary racing car zipped through a virtual course, making me wobbly.
Another program had the electric current timed to music. My head was pulsating against my will, getting jerked around on my neck. I became so dizzy I could barely stand. I had to turn it off.
NTT researchers suggested this may be a reflection of my lack of musical abilities. People in tune with freely expressing themselves love the sensation, they said.
"We call this a virtual dance experience although some people have mentioned it's more like a virtual drug experience,'' said Taro Maeda, senior research scientist at NTT. "I'm really hopeful Apple Computer will be interested in this technology to offer it in their iPod.''
Research on using electricity to affect human balance has been going on around the world for some time.
James Collins, professor of biomedical engineering at Boston University, has studied using the technology to prevent the elderly from falling and to help people with an impaired sense of balance. But he also believes the effect is suited for games and other entertainment.
"I suspect they'll probably get a kick out of the illusions that can be created to give them a more total immersion experience as part of virtual reality,'' Collins said.
The very low level of electricity required for the effect is unlikely to cause any health damage, Collins said. Still, NTT required me to sign a consent form, saying I was trying the device at my own risk.
And risk definitely comes to mind when playing around with this technology.
Timothy Hullar, assistant professor at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Mo., believes finding the right way to deliver an electromagnetic field to the ear at a distance could turn the technology into a weapon for situations where "killing isn't the best solution.''
"This would be the most logical situation for a nonlethal weapon that presumably would make your opponent dizzy,'' he said via e-mail. "If you find just the right frequency, energy, duration of application, you would hope to find something that doesn't permanently injure someone but would allow you to make someone temporarily off-balance.''
Indeed, a small defense contractor in Texas, Invocon Inc., is exploring whether precisely tuned electromagnetic pulses could be safely fired into people's ears to temporarily subdue them.
NTT has friendlier uses in mind.
If the sensation of movement can be captured for playback, then people can better understand what a ballet dancer or an Olympian gymnast is doing, and that could come handy in teaching such skills.
And it may also help people dodge oncoming cars or direct a rescue worker in a dark tunnel, NTT researchers say. They maintain that the point is not to control people against their will.
If you're determined to fight the suggestive orders from the electric currents by clinging to a fence or just lying on your back, you simply won't move.
But from my experience, if the currents persist, you'd probably be persuaded to follow their orders. And I didn't like that sensation. At all.
10/26/05 07:28 EDT
"That's how you get the power and influence of the Psychic/Subconscious Minds. When you have all the Subconscious Minds working in Unison, that's how you can affect any area or region on the Planet. Just because the Planet is one Big-Ass Rock orbiting the Sun in space doesn't mean it can't be done. As long as you have Remote Host and a Power Source strong enough (namely that Electromagnetic Field), you can carry out those commands like a Computer sending information to a Local Area Network."
It came the DAY BEFORE today's news article posted 10/26/2005 about "Remote Controls on Humans."
"But manipulating humans? Prepare to be remotely controlled. I was. Just imagine being rendered the rough equivalent of a radio-controlled toy car."
As I said, I always take from Daily News Articles because it's a 3rd Party and there's no way I could've had anything to do with that unless I was given a tip-off from some alternate source of Communication. I have over hundreds of articles on my Journal (that nobody reads or takes seriously) that shows how I've been tracking what comes up in the news every day.
There's a reason WHY I was born Gemini, which is the Sign of Communication:
- The Internet(Psychic Realm) is electronic and utilizes electricity with access by Computers(Subconscoius Minds)
- Let me say this again sloooooooowly for those of you who still didn't get it hte first time: Psychic Realm(Internet) is electronic and utilizes electricity with access by Subconscoius Minds(Computers)
- When you have that communication line with all the Subconscious Minds around the Planet function as ONE, That's how you get Unity, God, Borg Collective, Homogeneous Group with the Conscious Minds as the Federation, Conscioius Mind Heterogenous Group
- When you harness that power focus/channel it, it means that everyone will respond to a Remote Host. When you decide to get up and walk across the room, there had to be ONE brain cell that came up with the idea and that all other brain cells conceded to
- When you patch into that Electromagnetic Field and send requests, everyone's Subconscious hears it and responds. That's why the Borg Collective in the "Star Trek" Universe would respond to the Queen Bee.
- That's why the Planet the Bee that ihas one Queen Bee that all the Worker Bees respond
- My name is Isabelo, of Royal Blood, and a Gemini(II). Isabelo means "Elizabeth" in Spanish. That's how you get "Queen Elizabeth II"
That's why with skeptics and critics that are going off on me all I have to do is just wait the next day and insult them back with the following day's news article that will align with what I said.
This comes back to what I keep saying: If I said that I was observing Psychic Phenomenon, how come I got punished for tellling the Truth? Why is everyone going off on me when I wasn't lying?
That's why the Electomagnetic Field functions just celticblissy's Host Server for Haven. So what if the Host Server encompasses the Planet? It functions on the same Principles. That's why you can issue commands create area affects. Bliss spent time building or creating the world of Haven. God would've done the same thing if God was a Computer Programmer and the Planet Earth was a Computer where the Contintents are the partitioned hard drive space.
That's why regardless of how much influence or power (little or no) that robynz thinks I'm in possession of, she should be watching her mouth because I can do things in the Psychic Realm that she and the rest of the other critics can't.
Which comes back to what I said 10/26/2005 at 4 am, I can sit here all day and all night showing her and the rest of the critics throwing example after example of Psychic Phenomenon and the burden of proof is on them to come up with a Scientific Explanation that discredits each "coincidence" I serve up.
I've been practicing this and the Frequency of those "Mere Coincidences" has become accelerated so they're even coming at a faster rate now than a year ago because I've been practicing to where I'm getting better and better. All Robyn and the rest of the Critics is just sit there and stew reading my Entries. Either that or start getting scared when they realize I wasn't bluffing.
As Bliss already knows from my Game-Playing Style on "Eternal Night," I always chose my fights wisely and knew when my Vampire Game Character was stronger. I don't bluff. When I would challenge summon who was irritating me, everyone on the Game Grid knew I was bigger and pound that person into the ground with my Game Character. That's why on "Eternal Night," other players would back down.
My Psychic Game Character that I've been working on and toiling over for the last year and half is just as powerful and functions on the same principles as that game. I work at it and take my craft seriously, and I've never had a need to lie or make up things like this. Let me remind you that I was minding my own damn business. It was robynz who chose to be rude and front a bitch-ass attitude toward me rattling a hornet's nest.
Remote Control Works on Humans
By YURI KAGEYAMA, AP
ATSUGI, Japan (Oct. 26) - We wield remote controls to turn things on and off, make them advance, make them halt. Ground-bound pilots use remotes to fly drone airplanes, soldiers to maneuver battlefield robots.
Img src="http://cdn.news.aol.com/aolnews_photos/06/05/20051026121909990014">
Itsuo Inouye, AP
Reporter Yuri Kageyama leans to her left as she is remotely controlled to do so. Some speculate the technology could be used for gaming, assisting the elderly or even immobilizing an enemy.
But manipulating humans?
Prepare to be remotely controlled. I was.
Just imagine being rendered the rough equivalent of a radio-controlled toy car.
Nippon Telegraph & Telephone Corp., Japans top telephone company, says it is developing the technology to perhaps make video games more realistic. But more sinister applications also come to mind.
I can envision it being added to militaries' arsenals of so-called "non-lethal'' weapons.
A special headset was placed on my cranium by my hosts during a recent demonstration at an NTT research center. It sent a very low voltage electric current from the back of my ears through my head - either from left to right or right to left, depending on which way the joystick on a remote-control was moved.
I found the experience unnerving and exhausting: I sought to step straight ahead but kept careening from side to side. Those alternating currents literally threw me off.
It's a mesmerizing sensation similar to being drunk or melting into sleep under the influence of anesthesia. But it's more definitive, as though an invisible hand were reaching inside your brain.
The technology is called galvanic vestibular stimulation - essentially, electricity messes with the delicate nerves inside the ear that help maintain balance.
I felt a mysterious, irresistible urge to start walking to the right whenever the researcher turned the switch to the right. I was convinced - mistakenly - that this was the only way to maintain my balance.
The phenomenon is painless but dramatic. Your feet start to move before you know it. I could even remote-control myself by taking the switch into my own hands.
There's no proven-beyond-a-doubt explanation yet as to why people start veering when electricity hits their ear. But NTT researchers say they were able to make a person walk along a route in the shape of a giant pretzel using this technique.
It's a mesmerizing sensation similar to being drunk or melting into sleep under the influence of anesthesia. But it's more definitive, as though an invisible hand were reaching inside your brain.
NTT says the feature may be used in video games and amusement park rides, although there are no plans so far for a commercial product.
Some people really enjoy the experience, researchers said while acknowledging that others feel uncomfortable.
I watched a simple racing-car game demonstration on a large screen while wearing a device programmed to synchronize the curves with galvanic vestibular stimulation. It accentuated the swaying as an imaginary racing car zipped through a virtual course, making me wobbly.
Another program had the electric current timed to music. My head was pulsating against my will, getting jerked around on my neck. I became so dizzy I could barely stand. I had to turn it off.
NTT researchers suggested this may be a reflection of my lack of musical abilities. People in tune with freely expressing themselves love the sensation, they said.
"We call this a virtual dance experience although some people have mentioned it's more like a virtual drug experience,'' said Taro Maeda, senior research scientist at NTT. "I'm really hopeful Apple Computer will be interested in this technology to offer it in their iPod.''
Research on using electricity to affect human balance has been going on around the world for some time.
James Collins, professor of biomedical engineering at Boston University, has studied using the technology to prevent the elderly from falling and to help people with an impaired sense of balance. But he also believes the effect is suited for games and other entertainment.
"I suspect they'll probably get a kick out of the illusions that can be created to give them a more total immersion experience as part of virtual reality,'' Collins said.
The very low level of electricity required for the effect is unlikely to cause any health damage, Collins said. Still, NTT required me to sign a consent form, saying I was trying the device at my own risk.
And risk definitely comes to mind when playing around with this technology.
Timothy Hullar, assistant professor at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Mo., believes finding the right way to deliver an electromagnetic field to the ear at a distance could turn the technology into a weapon for situations where "killing isn't the best solution.''
"This would be the most logical situation for a nonlethal weapon that presumably would make your opponent dizzy,'' he said via e-mail. "If you find just the right frequency, energy, duration of application, you would hope to find something that doesn't permanently injure someone but would allow you to make someone temporarily off-balance.''
Indeed, a small defense contractor in Texas, Invocon Inc., is exploring whether precisely tuned electromagnetic pulses could be safely fired into people's ears to temporarily subdue them.
NTT has friendlier uses in mind.
If the sensation of movement can be captured for playback, then people can better understand what a ballet dancer or an Olympian gymnast is doing, and that could come handy in teaching such skills.
And it may also help people dodge oncoming cars or direct a rescue worker in a dark tunnel, NTT researchers say. They maintain that the point is not to control people against their will.
If you're determined to fight the suggestive orders from the electric currents by clinging to a fence or just lying on your back, you simply won't move.
But from my experience, if the currents persist, you'd probably be persuaded to follow their orders. And I didn't like that sensation. At all.
10/26/05 07:28 EDT