Hey Cliff,
Let's look at some of what you wrote and see if the evidence or reasoning is sound enough to support your conclusion. Just a reminder,
(1) Subliminal sounds are just quiet sounds not special sounds (see OP)
(2) The neurobiological explanation of auditory hallucinations is the only theory in the empricial sciences that has been tested and stands up to falsification. (see OP)
(3) Electromagnetic Radiation has only ever been demonstrated to cause people to hear buzzing, hizzing and knocking sounds which are not anything similar to voices.
Cliff Huylebroeck wrote:Infinite_Jester wrote:Frey writes ... a buzz, clicking, hiss, or knocking" sound. This is not similar at all to hearing voices.
Dr Sharp and Grove were able to hear, identify and distinguish among 9 words by radiating themselves with microwaves.
See
http://www.hearingvoices-is-voicetoskul ... rticle.htm
Once again Cliff you made the mistake of not reading the source your citing. In "Microwaves and Behaviour", the article that you cited, the author writes that:
" Communication has in fact been demonstrated. A. Guy (Note 1), a skilled telegrapher, arranged for his father, a retired railroad' telegrapher, to operate a key, each closure and opening of which resulted in radiation of a pulse of microwave energy. By directing the radiations at his own head, complex messages via
the Continental Morse Code were readily received by Guy." (396) (Justesen, 1975).
They used the clicking noises that electromagnetic energy causes people to experience to give someone codes like "click click -pause- click -pause- click". Again this is not similar in anyway to hearing voices.
Furthermore, Sharp and Groove used no test subjects. Instead, they were able to train themselves to distinguish between the numbers 1-9 when played to themselves through electromagnetic energy. This only shows that the "clicks, buzzes, knocks" sound different depending on the original sound that is being transformed and that through extenisive training someone may be able to tell the difference between one "click" and a "buzz". Nowhere does this research indicate that electromagnetic energy can sound like a voice or communicate whole meaningful sentences of the English language to a test subject with no training.
You need to read the sources you cite and familiarize yourself with the physics of sound waves and neurobiology. If your really interested in voice to skull why don't you talk to an engineer or neurobiologist about your ideas and see if they think it's possible.
Cliff Huylebroeck wrote:Infinite_Jester wrote:Cliff have you ever considered how incredibly improbable it is that 4% of the population is being gang stalked by the government?
Have you ever considered how many people were killed by Stalin?
You're such a dreamer, who believes that government wouldn't do such a thing.
Cliff for one, Stalin killed many people as part of his a ruthless system of control. It was always in his interest to remove dissidents who opposed him. Whereas the voice to skull hypothesis doesn't really make sense. I've read a little bit about some of the theories for why voice to skull exists that it's part of a marketing scheme to try and get people to buy things but it's gone array somehow. Either way Cliff you need to look at the evidence.
And Cliff do you know anything about the United States government? They are woefully disorganized. It took them more than a week to drive water bottles to New Orleans during "Hurricane Katrina" even though they had an entire division of government that was supposed to be prepared for it (FEMA). It's an organization that is well known for being overly bureacratic and disorganized so the idea that they have secretly organized the development of science fiction technology to use for some scheme goes against everything we know about the United States government.
Going back to the main points:
(1) Subliminal sounds are just quiet sounds not special sounds (see OP)
(2) The neurobiological explanation of auditory hallucinations is the only theory in the empricial sciences that has been tested and stands up to falsification. (see OP)
(3) Electromagnetic Radiation has only ever been demonstrated to cause people to hear buzzing, hizzing and knocking sounds which are not anything similar to voices.
(4) The only form of communication possible with electromagnetic radiation is the communication of "clicks" in the form of the Continental Morse Code. (see this post)
(5) An individual can train themselves to distinguish between simple sounds like the numbers played through the form of electromagnetic energy. However, this does not mean that the technology can sound like a voice or communicate whole meaningful sentences of the English language to a test subject with no training.
Cliff no one is out to get you. If your hearing voices you need to talk to someone. You can tell them about voice to skull and why it's bothering you. You could even show them the Frey and Justesen articles.
Please take care of yourself.
-Jester