Obscure Research Blog, mind control

Updated the page on The Philadelphia Experiment (mind control)

Posted by BobP: (mind control) I have updated the page on The Philadelphia Experiment at Unusual Research . For anyone that thinks the Philadelphia Experiment is a flight of deranged fantasy, read this months (May, 2009) headlines: New Technology Cloaks Ship's Magnetic Signature , see Office of Naval Research Demonstrates Revolutionary New Counter-Mine
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Data-Driven Enhancement of Facial Attractiveness (mind control)

Posted by BobP: (mind control) The Main Stream Press is reporting on software to improve your looks today [Nov/26/2008]. As usual they report old news with no links to the real data. They didn't even get the authors name spelled correctly. Here is the actual original articles [404 Check: was link to http:/ / www. cs. tau. ac. il/ tommer/ beautification2008/ , anchor:
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First steps to Mind Reading Thought Police (mind control)

Posted by BobP: (mind control) "Scientists have developed a mind-reading technique that allows them to accurately predict images being viewed by people, by using scanners to study brain activity... The study raises the possibility in future of the technology being harnessed to visualize scenes from a person's dreams or memory..." Writing in the journal, Nature, the
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Controlling the Human Mind by Dr. Nick Begich (mind control)

Posted by BobP: (mind control) Dr. Nick Begich sent me a copy of his new book Controlling the Human Mind : The Technologies of Political Control or Tools for Peak Performance; ISBN 1-890693-54-5 , to review. If you have any interest at all in the area of how the 'Mind' works, and what is going on in this research area, then you need a copy of this book, if for now other
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First Impressions: Computer Model Behaves Like Humans (mind control)

Posted by BobP: (mind control) The brain requires 'Noise' to process visual and auditory stimuli. Take a look at this Java Applet that shows how adding 'Noise' improves perception. See also First Impressions: Computer Model Behaves Like Humans On Visual Categorization Task . Source Science Daily .
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