DOI: 10.1016/j.explore.2021.02.006
[URL] (https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1550830721000422)
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Of course, if they try to communicate by waving, hand signals, or flashing lights, then you're totally fucked. You'll need to consult with Uncle Albert Einstein's Theory of Relativity on how to deal with those persistent fucks.
Older TIs know the definitions. Newer TIs do not. They erroneously believe two way communication is microwave auditory effect.
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Remote neural monitoring is one way transmission of thoughts from target to perps.
[WIKI] RNM: Neural Speech Decoding
https://www.reddit.com/r/TargetedEnergyWeapons/comments/nh786i/wiki_rnm_neural_speech_decoding/?
[WIKI] Remote Neural Monitoring: Silent Speech (Reading targets' thoughts)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TargetedEnergyWeapons/comments/66ldn4/wiki_remote_neural_monitoring_silent_speech/
Microwave auditory effect is one way transmission of sounds to targets.
[WIKI] Symptoms: Microwave Auditory Effect also known as voice to skull (V2K)
https://www.reddit.com/r/TargetedEnergyWeapons/comments/59q3qi/wiki_dew_microwave_auditory_effect_also_known_as/
Synthetic telepathy is two way communication between perps and their targets. Conversations.
[WIKI] Synthetic Telepathy: Articles
https://www.reddit.com/r/TargetedEnergyWeapons/comments/6crrcf/wiki_synthetic_telepathy_articles/
Part 1 Introduction
This is an instructional guide on how to do things like channeling, mediumship, and spirit evocation / invocation. This will be for someone who is a complete beginner to spirit communication to having full fledged conversations with gods, ghosts, spirits, angels, demons, fae or whatever being you would like to. For this series I will use the Greek goddess of love Aphrodite as an example that you can follow along with as she was one of the first spirits I worked with and had success with.
She is also very easy and kind to work with which is important because when you first start getting success with talking to spirits it can be a very strange and jarring experience so I recommend working with an entity that is not likely to be threatening or frightening. What I say next may upset some of the more left hand path practitioners but I would not recommend starting with overtly dark and or demonic entities if you are a beginner.
Spirit communication can be an extremely intimate process which not just involves talking to entities, but letting beings from beyond have access to your thoughts, memories, and feelings. If having the sweet bubbly voice of Aphrodite in your mind is too weird there is no way youβre going to be able to handle something like Asmodeus or Cthulu.
So this guide is going to specifically address the question many people have when talking to spirits and I will go into that in detail. That question is how do I know this is really me talking to a spirit and not just my mind making stuff up. You can never verify with 100% accuracy as to whether or not this is real or imaginary but I hope after reading this it will be much easier to make that distinction.
Now before I go into how to talk to entities I need to point out a few minor pre requisites that will make all of this much easier. In order for this to work you need to have at least a basic level of visualization (auditory visualization to be specific but visual is important as well) and at least some minor experience with meditation. If you have no ability to visualize or meditate whatsoever this guide may be difficult to follow and I would recommend looking at resources and books on that first. You donβt have to be an expert at these things but a general rule of thumb is the better you are at them, the easier this will be.
Part 2 Enhancing Auditory Visualization
im going to go over some auditory visualization tips as ive noticed a lot of occult and magic
... keep reading on reddit β‘Zebra finches are found to be capable of fast mapping - form (auditory) memories rapidly and retain them for a long period. They can remember 40 + vocalizers based on the individual signatures in calls in few trials and maintain the memory for a month. Amazing finding!
https://advances.sciencemag.org/content/6/46/eabe0440/tab-article-info
CAPD is known to be a concurrent diagnosis with Aspergerβs, although its prevalence in our community may be underreported due to it not being that well known.
I wonder how much CAPD affects the ability to understand others, and if this might be more of a cause for social problems than aspergerβs.
So I was watching TNG S02 E05: Loud as a Whisper where a deaf negotiator, Riva, is trying to settle a centuries-long civil war. He is accompanied by a "chorus" of interpreters who speak for him. He also is able to communicate with sign language (ASL from what another redditor told us in another thread). However, Riva finds himself alone with Troi, and Troi mentions that it is clear he can read lips, but she doesn't know how to communicate with him. Now, I found this interesting: How does an alien species understand our language, even if they can read lips? As far as I have read, the UT only interprets auditory inputs. How then, is Riva able to read Troi's lips and understand her communication? My only guess is that since Riva's race can develop some form of telepathic communication, and that Troi is empathic, he might be able to intuit what she is trying to say at a base level. I would love to hear your input on this and other UT-related information.
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> A woman hears voices "Shouting through her stomach" accompanied by "Black, shadowy lips"; another hears her sister's voice talking to her at night when she is in bed "Like it is coming from a transmitter or a radio".
> They presented them with a series of cards, with each card describing a possible characteristic of their voice hallucination, covering the broadest possible range of attributes - from 'voice sounds like a whisper' to 'voice comes through my nose'.
> All of the research so far has been carried out in a mental health context - it is unknown whether voice hallucinations occur occasionally in deaf people who are mentally well, as they do in hearing people.
> Hearing people may well experience voice hallucinations through visual imagery as well as sound.
> This poses a question to the psychiatric field: Are current ideas about voice hallucinations too narrow-minded? Currently, a psychiatrist's clinical interviews focus on the auditory aspects of voice hearing, and are likely to be missing the diverse visual and physical hallucinations that can either accompany or replace what is actually heard.
> Perhaps people who hear voices - both deaf and hearing - would be a step closer to understanding the strange sounds and signs inside their heads.
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Hey guys, I've brought up this issue a couple times in the last, but it's been affecting quite a bit these past few weeks and I figured I should give it another shot.
The quick chat system can be better.
Problem 1: The Inconvenient D-Pad
I don't like that I have to take my left thumb off of the steering wheel in order to press 2 directional buttons to convey a message. And if I absolutely cannot remove my left thumb, I'm forced to contort my hand in an uncomfortable way to press the buttons with my index and/or middle finger. This is much a too slow and distracting way to communicate in the middle of such a fast paced game. In fact, I'm often deterred from using quick chat at all mid-game because it's just too risky.
Solution: Instant Chat
Many of us have free buttons that we don't use. I have nothing bound to Square, R3, and L3 (and R1 is only used for the scoreboard). If I had the option to bind instant chat to 1 or more of my open buttons, it would make communication so much easier and more efficient. For example, if I had to choose 1 then I would probably bind "I got it!" to one of my open buttons. Now, it would take almost no effort at all to tell my teammate that I'm challenging the ball. Heck, I could be in the middle of a freestyle and call it out with ease.
Problem 2: Quick Chat is Easy to Ignore
The chat menu is in the top corner of our screen and often times messages can go unnoticed in the middle of a play. Sure, our peripherals can often pick-up when something has been added, but it's still up to us to look at the message. In the middle of a play when our focus is highest and the chat is arguably most useful, the chat becomes invisible. Even if something is said, I may not have the time to take my eyes off of the play to see which message was conveyed.
Solution 2: Auditory Cues
If we had the ability to assign different notification sounds to specific quick chat messages, or groups of chat messages, then this would be no problem. We would be in the middle of the game, hear the sound we've associated with "I got it!" and know instantly to lay off and let our teammate take the hit.
This is a team game based around rotation and communication. This would be a huge QoL improvement.
Bonus Concept: Horns
People usually hate the idea of horns (I get it) but hear me out on this one, please.
Horns would provide a means to combine the 2 above methods of communication. The player would be allowed to bind the horn function
... keep reading on reddit β‘Generally, I do best with nonverbal communication. Its the easiest way for me to get my thoughts out in a concise way and process information. Since I have memory issues and auditory processing issues, nonverbal communication also helps me so I can go back and reference things said before so I don't lose my train of thought. My roommates both refuse to view nonverbal communication as a valid form of conversation and get angry at me for preferring that venue. Some of the other reasons nonverbal communication does well for me is because it means I can express what I mean to say instead of worrying about getting talked over or picking up o other peoples emotions (which can be really overwhelming). Am I in the wrong? Is there a compromise?
Hey yβall! My husband most likely has ADHD or something along those lines we are getting him assessed as soon as itβs available! He definitely has executive dysfunction issues and auditory processing issues. I really have a hard time getting him to remember stuff that I ask him to do or tell him about like upcoming events. We have a calendar. Iβll tell him and write it down/text him. We canβt seem to figure out a hack for him to remember sometimes if he writes it down as soon as he hears it it works sometimes texting works but itβs hit and miss! Also he has a bad time remembering daily schedule of our baby which can be frustrating for me to remind him when itβs the same thing every day. It is a lot for me to keep on top of him with the baby when Iβm trying to do my course work etc. Any ideas? Tips?
Ps sorry if this is the wrong subreddit Iβm gonna look for an adhd one too
We communicate through head pressures mostly with a hint of tulpish. we are having a hard time making her voice. Any help would be good.
Many intelligent animals (dolphins, chimpanzees, maybe dogs) seem to use their voice for communication. How much information do they actually communicate? Why canβt we decode it? Why canβt we synthesize it? Shouldnβt this be easy if we are the most intelligent species?
A cellphone app to that effect would be nice.
Even if it's a simple whistle, I think that could help players communicate. It could get the attention of another survivor, distract the killer, and overall contribute to team dynamics.
Like someone with DID might be instructed to do with their voices through therapy. I really donβt understand why this seems to only be used for people diagnosed with DID whilst people with psychosis are supposed to just suffer or try and shut them up with meds.
I feel surely this would be beneficial for people who still get symptoms whilst heavily medicated.
Edit: perhaps someone with both DID and psychosis can explain to us the difference between the DID voices in their system and the voices they also hear during psychosis?
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> Pleasurable valuation of music is associated with increased functional connectivity in the brain between auditory cortices and mesolimbic reward circuitry, yet why these circuits elicit intensely pleasurable responses in some individuals and not others is still unknown.
> Based on these previous findings, we predict that structural connectivity between auditory- and reward-processing regions gives rise to aesthetic responses to music.
> To identify these individual differences in responsiveness to music, a large-scale screening was conducted that assessed individuals' emotional responses to music, measures of personality and background in and engagement with music.
> The prevalence of intense emotional responses to music was assessed based on the answers to the Aesthetic Experience Scale in Music, which consists of 15 questions derived from the Aesthetic Experience Scale.
> Although it remains to be seen whether the tendency to perceive strong emotional responses to music may be generalizable towards other aesthetic stimuli, the present paradigm of comparing individual differences in aesthetic response through music may provide a window into the interface between the emotion and communication systems in the brain.
> Together, the present results may inform scientific as well as philosophical theories on the evolutionary origins of human aesthetics, specifically of music: perhaps one of the reasons why music is a cross-culturally indispensable artifact is that it appeals directly through an auditory channel to emotional and social processing centers of the human brain.
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... keep reading on reddit β‘Hey yβall! My husband most likely has ADHD or something along those lines we are getting him assessed as soon as itβs available! He definitely has executive dysfunction issues and auditory processing issues. I really have a hard time getting him to remember stuff that I ask him to do or tell him about like upcoming events. We have a calendar. Iβll tell him and write it down/text him. We canβt seem to figure out a hack for him to remember sometimes if he writes it down as soon as he hears it it works sometimes texting works but itβs hit and miss! Also he has a bad time remembering daily schedule of our baby which can be frustrating for me to remind him when itβs the same thing every day. It is a lot for me to keep on top of him with the baby when Iβm trying to do my course work etc. Any ideas? Tips?
