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~http://istina.rin.ru/eng/ufo/text/146.html"The brain is the hardware that is utilized by the Mind. Our brain is capable of generating a neural network that when "pushed" can actual step up an energy ready to be utilized beyond our 5 senses. Neurons do communicate with each other. There is all sorts of low level subatomic and atomic dialogue going on all the time. Even at a cellular level there is communication going on. I remember years ago, I saw a documentary on, Cellular Communication. In essence, what was done is a the scientist scraped some cells from the inside of several participants mouths and placed them in a petre dish. They connected those cells to a lie-detector type looking device. They took the subjects into another room several feet away from "their" cells..
As the participants were introduced to different stimuli, naturally their bodies would react. What was amazing---so did their cells in the other room!! To further their experiment, they had the participants walk further and further from their cells in the lab---still when stimuli was introduced, those cells in the other room would respond. Next, they detached the electronic equipment to their amazement the cells in the other room still responded!! Finally, they let the subjects walk out of the building on to the street, as the they came in contact with other people or other stimulus, those cells continued to respond. "
so what do you think?
stone said:those test are incorrect, if that is what truley took place
and of course telepathic communication is possible and extremely uncomfortable
Is that Bell's Theorem?Battie said:Also, it has been found, I have no idea how, that a certain type of particle (I forget which) and its anti-particle, even if seperated by incredible distances, are always linked to each other. Set one spinning in a certain direction, and the other will follow suit. It's supposed to be some sort of mind-boggling quantum thing.
Hydra009 said:Is that Bell's Theorem?
Perhaps the most arresting of quantum improbabilities is the idea, arising from Wolfgang Pauli's Exclusion Principle of 1925, that the subatomic particles in certain pairs, even when separated by the most considerable distances, can each instantly "know" what they other is doing. Particles have a quality known as spin and, according to quantum theory, the moment you determine the spin of one particle, its sister particle, no matter how distant away, will immediately being spinning in the opposite direction and at the same rate.
It is as if, in the words of the science writer Lawrence Joseph, you had two identical pool balls, one in Ohio and the other in Fiji, and the instant you sent on spinning the other would immediately spin in a contrary direction at precisely the same speed. Remarkably, the phenomenon was proved in 1997 when physicists at the University of Geneva sent photons seven miles in opposite directions and demonstrated that interfering with one provoked an instantaneous response in the other.
Hydra009 said:Ah. I see. The sad part is that I read that book, A Short History of Nearly Everything, and didn't remember the info.
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