From: Ray Dickenson <r.dickenson.nul>
Date: Fri, 30 Dec 2011 15:15:08 -0000
Archived: Fri, 30 Dec 2011 08:50:07 -0500
Subject: Re: Prayer Meditation Cause 'White Orbs' To Respond


>From: DRudiak <drudiak.nul>
>To: post.nul
>Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2011 21:32:38 -0800
>Subject: Re: Prayer Meditation Cause 'White Orbs' To Respond

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>Thus to send even a very simple text message (forget about
>things like detailed images or thoughts), you would need at
>least 5 bits of transmitted data for each letter and basic
>punctuation. It would probably take 10 to 20 seconds to send
>even one character of a message, not exactly a fast or efficient
>method of communication. It would be a very slow way for a
>completely paralyzed person to communicate with the world, but
>at present that would be about it.


Hi David,

your example shows a) temporary human technological limitations;
b) how things change even in human technology.

The radio telegraphy code (murray code) took 7.5 bits per
character (about 50 - 60 per word) and ASCII is even worse, but
some bright spark thought of using separate audio `tones' for
each character instead of 7.5 ON/OFF bits and it was a great
success, nearly 8 times faster and reclaimable under higher
noise conditions (I tested it successfully to 6dbs below the
noise cut-off for normal radio telegraphy).

Why not a stage further? A separate stimulus (audio/mental/
psychophysio) for each word or maybe phrase or concept?
Sophisticated civilizations tend to pack more and more `content'
into fewer and fewer words or symbols. Think how much meaning
can be implicit in the word "Really?" - maybe with a raised
eyebrow; in the 17th Cent Pepys needed maybe half a page of
verbosity to get the same effect.

In addition, as I was about to discuss with Maynard, we suspect
gov/sec have perfected radio `beaming' of a signal into human
skulls where it's `heard' as an internal audio artifact - a
`voice' or whatever. The signs are that they were testing it (on
the hapless public?) several years ago (in UK) - and it works.

So we can reasonably expect all those limitations to disappear
over time - even if the outcomes are kept secret for some years.


Cheers

Ray D



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