f***@beethoven.com
2005-05-12 14:55:22 UTC
[This is a chapter of the Possibility of Telepathy thread]
Now, how can we make magic happen with telepathy? Is it possible? For
many people the answer is yes, if it is done by others and they
*believe*. A magical world, created by others... The key is to actually
*believe* what you hear in your head and to understand that telepathy
is not only verbal, but can assume other forms. Those who are actively
using telepathy are the "processor" behind the "magic" we would observe
in our lives... if we believe.
An example will make it clearer. You hear a voice telling you today is
your lucky day. Maybe you don't really hear, you just intuit it, you
*know* that luck will come if... (put here any condition you want and
are willing to believe). So you believe and do what the voice tells
you, you fulfill the condition, say, you wear old tennis shoes with a
suit. And someplace else somebody is "informed" that she (very likely
you'll consider it lucky to find a she or a he if you are a she) will
find true love (or something else) with the man wearing tennis shoes!
And that's it! Once both of them meet, the magic is done, both will
experience a "magical" moment, fulfilled condition which bring about
their desires (or at least something rewarding).
Once this principle is understood it is easy to understand that it is
only a matter of finding adequate conditions, general conditions, basic
information about people (like places, names, times, dates) and then
make them match. Though at this moment I won't attempt it, a whole
language can be devised, very akin to a programming language, with
determinate semantics and commands and conditions and conditionals and
syntaxis and... Just to make clear the possibilities, think of what you
can do, being a processor, having the ability to broadcast a message
(to all people), receive the answer to a question from a particular
individual, *see* from the eyes of somebody else (remote vision), make
somebody *see* what you want (a hallucination), make somebody go this
or that place, make somebody *feel* something in his or her body
(another mapping common to all human beings that can be interpreted
even unconsciously by our brain) at a particular moment, making
somebody *say* what you want at a aprticular moment (interfere with
language processing activity in the brain), etc. Can you understand the
possibilities and the dangers? Like a video game... a role playing
game... only with real people, real avatars, PCs, NPCs, etc. A magical
world, though actually very real, if we believe what we hear, and even
if we don't, if we cannot hear what 's going on in our own brain!
Imagine what would happen if this power falls in the minds of the wrong
people... Scary, really scary.
So, should we believe or not? Probably not, would be safer, unless we
have plenty of confidence that the people behind the processor actually
have good intentions. But who wants to be a character in a story were
your failure or success depends on the whims and motivations and
interests of others?
As far as I know, this is happening in this very moment...
Fabrizio J Bonsignore, now Danilo J Bonsignore
Now, how can we make magic happen with telepathy? Is it possible? For
many people the answer is yes, if it is done by others and they
*believe*. A magical world, created by others... The key is to actually
*believe* what you hear in your head and to understand that telepathy
is not only verbal, but can assume other forms. Those who are actively
using telepathy are the "processor" behind the "magic" we would observe
in our lives... if we believe.
An example will make it clearer. You hear a voice telling you today is
your lucky day. Maybe you don't really hear, you just intuit it, you
*know* that luck will come if... (put here any condition you want and
are willing to believe). So you believe and do what the voice tells
you, you fulfill the condition, say, you wear old tennis shoes with a
suit. And someplace else somebody is "informed" that she (very likely
you'll consider it lucky to find a she or a he if you are a she) will
find true love (or something else) with the man wearing tennis shoes!
And that's it! Once both of them meet, the magic is done, both will
experience a "magical" moment, fulfilled condition which bring about
their desires (or at least something rewarding).
Once this principle is understood it is easy to understand that it is
only a matter of finding adequate conditions, general conditions, basic
information about people (like places, names, times, dates) and then
make them match. Though at this moment I won't attempt it, a whole
language can be devised, very akin to a programming language, with
determinate semantics and commands and conditions and conditionals and
syntaxis and... Just to make clear the possibilities, think of what you
can do, being a processor, having the ability to broadcast a message
(to all people), receive the answer to a question from a particular
individual, *see* from the eyes of somebody else (remote vision), make
somebody *see* what you want (a hallucination), make somebody go this
or that place, make somebody *feel* something in his or her body
(another mapping common to all human beings that can be interpreted
even unconsciously by our brain) at a particular moment, making
somebody *say* what you want at a aprticular moment (interfere with
language processing activity in the brain), etc. Can you understand the
possibilities and the dangers? Like a video game... a role playing
game... only with real people, real avatars, PCs, NPCs, etc. A magical
world, though actually very real, if we believe what we hear, and even
if we don't, if we cannot hear what 's going on in our own brain!
Imagine what would happen if this power falls in the minds of the wrong
people... Scary, really scary.
So, should we believe or not? Probably not, would be safer, unless we
have plenty of confidence that the people behind the processor actually
have good intentions. But who wants to be a character in a story were
your failure or success depends on the whims and motivations and
interests of others?
As far as I know, this is happening in this very moment...
Fabrizio J Bonsignore, now Danilo J Bonsignore