Telepathy and Faraday Cages: An ELF Wave Hypothesis

Now, I have only a few minutes left, so I'm going to say things very quickly.

How do you explain telepathy? One of the best experiments I've ever done, and done this many, many times over the years, is the better I can shield a human being inside of a Faraday cage, which prevents all signals from going through except ELF signals, okay, fundamental principle,

the higher the performance of the telepathist is in getting information from some other mind somewhere else on the planet.

And the reason for that, the scientific hypothesis, is that ELF field at eight hertz and up to 38 hertz will pass through a Faraday cage, as will quark and neutrino fields.

And now you know that they are computers, they carry information.

Now, if I want to focus on somebody in England as an example, uh, we can form what we call a tubular plasmon wire line.

That is, actually there's an arc of plasmons which follow my thought, and they are of the nature of ELF waves, which incidentally are not limited by the velocity of light.

They can go faster than the speed of light.

And therefore, a person who can focus his mind can reach anybody on this planet he wants to.

There's no problem. I'm sure a lot of you people have done that.

A young scientist by the name of Richard Wilson from Cornell, he was in graduate school at the time, came to my lab in Maine and looked around at what I was doing.

And at that point, I had developed a Faraday cage that would amplify telepathy, mind to mind communication.

And, uh, so he wanted a rigorous test of what we were doing