f***@beethoven.com
2005-06-23 16:05:28 UTC
[Read the rest of the thread in sci.skeptip]
the brain depends on the unconscious subsytem that receives and decodes
the signals being connected with the rational language processing
subsystem of the brain; the brain must pay attention instead of
disregarding the signals as mere noise, a natural process given that we
rely since children on spoken language, therefore linking through
learning the labguage processing areas to the rational, aware,
conscious cortex. But the moment a strong telepath begins sending
actual messages, that is, the moment the mesages are so specific that
the mind no longer can ignore, the brain of the target begins
generating the necessary activations that linked the 'unused",
unconscious reception and decoding areas with the attentive cortex. THe
more persisten are the messages, the more possibilities of learning
there are, particluarly if the victim attempts to answer the messages
(do not confuses them with "I heard something" experiences) and
therefore establishes this directed learning patetrns (see any text on
neural network model training). In other words: telepaths are trained
by other telepaths, which makes obvious that even if drugs, fear,
adrenaline and other triggers may actually force the brain to make use
of this unused functions, there are many ways to acquire the ability
even if only temporarily. Telepathy as a test of drug use is a weak
proof, not a strong proof, since telepaths can actually turn somebody
into a telepath...
Fabrizio J Bonsignore now Danilo J BOnsignore
(I didn't finish the carrer: I finished the science instead)
[See how this last possibility works through the Theory of Beliefs
(ny.general), when it comes to creating a social reality or reality by
consensus, as opposed to actual (reak) REality or physical/factual
Reality. This is the process through which mores, morals, sane and
insane practices, genocides, kingdoms, etc. may be explained in
particular cases]
It is important to consider that the differences between individuals
make for very strong telepaths and weak telepaths, all of them relying
on the encoding of the signals. Since a field is assumed, it should be
easy to see that some strongn telepaths can actually generate a field
that would "magnetize" lesser telepaths, and yet use thir processing
power, so to say, to decode and "digest" the signal... they would act
as anthenas...
What must be acknowledged is that telepathy as a natural function of[See how this last possibility works through the Theory of Beliefs
(ny.general), when it comes to creating a social reality or reality by
consensus, as opposed to actual (reak) REality or physical/factual
Reality. This is the process through which mores, morals, sane and
insane practices, genocides, kingdoms, etc. may be explained in
particular cases]
It is important to consider that the differences between individuals
make for very strong telepaths and weak telepaths, all of them relying
on the encoding of the signals. Since a field is assumed, it should be
easy to see that some strongn telepaths can actually generate a field
that would "magnetize" lesser telepaths, and yet use thir processing
power, so to say, to decode and "digest" the signal... they would act
as anthenas...
the brain depends on the unconscious subsytem that receives and decodes
the signals being connected with the rational language processing
subsystem of the brain; the brain must pay attention instead of
disregarding the signals as mere noise, a natural process given that we
rely since children on spoken language, therefore linking through
learning the labguage processing areas to the rational, aware,
conscious cortex. But the moment a strong telepath begins sending
actual messages, that is, the moment the mesages are so specific that
the mind no longer can ignore, the brain of the target begins
generating the necessary activations that linked the 'unused",
unconscious reception and decoding areas with the attentive cortex. THe
more persisten are the messages, the more possibilities of learning
there are, particluarly if the victim attempts to answer the messages
(do not confuses them with "I heard something" experiences) and
therefore establishes this directed learning patetrns (see any text on
neural network model training). In other words: telepaths are trained
by other telepaths, which makes obvious that even if drugs, fear,
adrenaline and other triggers may actually force the brain to make use
of this unused functions, there are many ways to acquire the ability
even if only temporarily. Telepathy as a test of drug use is a weak
proof, not a strong proof, since telepaths can actually turn somebody
into a telepath...
Fabrizio J Bonsignore now Danilo J BOnsignore