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If one holds up both hands and observes them, one is perfe~tly aware lhat :·here
are two separate hands, but is only aware of one being to whom the hands bel~"'ng, even
though each hand is being controlled by a different cerebral hemisphere. Two complete
human brains linked together would experience something analogous. There would ba
complete u·Nareness of two separate bodies, but awareness of only one being to wh.:>m
the bodies belonged. The linked being in two bodies would be aware of a "rignt body"
and a "left body 11 just as one human now has a sense of a right hand and a left '·1and.
Linkage is a straightforward technical problem. It is a problem of grea
magnitude, but it is within the reach of technology to solve it. E.g., work c "·
biological radio communication has been underway in the Soviet Union some ~ifty
years or more, and direct mind-to-mind linkage has probably been achievedr as
reported by Kazhinskiy, Lisitsyn, and others. As early as 1939-1940, the Soviets
were experimenting with telepathic induction through, or modulated upon, an
electromagnetic signal, directly from mind to mind, or from nervous system to
nervous syatem. These experiments found the concomitant interception by the
nervous system of one animal of hie-radiation waves emitted by the organis'T• of
another animal or man, and the conscious or unconscious analysis and synthesis
in the receiver's brain of the stimulating signals. The Russian work rev1:!~tled the
transfer and intercept of bio-electromagnetic t&nd bio-radiation waves accompanying
ev·ery thought procec;s. Animal and human experiments clearly demonstrated that
biofield inception from two or more minds may be cyborged, even in the IPlnd and
body of one pc:rson or one an~mul, just as the two hemispheres of the hu.rr•an cerebrum
are presently cybc•rgcd in one human brain. The biofield wavelengths Clujtted by the
humu n nervous s·.•stem were determined to be within 1. 8 - 2. 1 mm. An electromagnetic
theory of brain activity that incorporated direct unconscious brain connec:tion was
developed. The use of hysteresis concepts was invoked. Hysteresis is a lag effect 1
i.e., an action followed by a time delay, followed by a reaction. Thi::; is precisely
the type reactl.on one would need for sublimi.nal brain communication. Memory was
theorized in this manner, to pursue interrogation of it directly and unconsciously.
After all, that is what a normal brain does anyway, when it recalls something from
memory. Not only w;.ts it possible to induct images and sensations from ona brain
to another at a distance, but it was also possible to artificially postpone the
emergence of mental images and sensations, received by the percipient, to a
lli:_edetermined moment. The receivl3d information first formed subconsciously. A
proc:ess of subliminal probing was worked out, and how this can be done brain-to-brait.
was theoretically explained,
In sophisticated EEG signals, the purely informational part was isolated and
the brain was viewed as communica.ting with itself holographically. 23 EEG rhythms
were worked out and experimentally fitt")d formu~'\.~ developed. Frequency ranges were
tabulated, along with the complete EEG frequency scheme. The frequencies extend
up to 8.1 x 1020 ;1ertz, an incrr.dibly high frequenc~. This wavelength is in the
neighborhood of 4 x 10-13 meter;:: 1 which is less than three orders of magnitude from
the Fermi length, l o-15 meters. 'I'hus the brain exhibits frequencies that can slightly
interact with t'·e strange 1 no11causu: world c>f quantum physics. This directly suggests
the operational connection of thc1.qht and consciousness with quantum events (i.e. 1
it suggests inception and rJsyclJc.\mesis). In f<'Ct 1 if quantum geometrodynamics
and the mu.ny-worlds interpretation o~ quur.tum mechanics are correct, a direct
m('chanism for psychotronics ls indicated. t. 1
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