"Российские власти обработки американский беглеца Эдварда Сноуден ставят под сомнение бывшее правительство подрядчика об удаленных нервной мониторинга, при условии Сноуден не" чувствуют себя на свободе ", чтобы выявить," по словам Дмитрия Иськов, российского ученого ", который заставляет задуматься, почему Сноуден выбрал выявить информацию предположить, американское население было уже догадались. ", в соответствии с Ицков," это в интересах Сноудена, чтобы вернуться в Соединенные Штаты, как держать некоторые сегменты практики наблюдения вдали от общественного внимания в том, служит на благо общества, в социологически и psychologically- относительно того, как много "один считает, что они хотят знать" и "сколько человек может действительно" принять зная »в отношении Разум успокоить и Разум технологии мониторинга - Juri Горностаев
"Russian authorities handling American fugitive Edward Snowden have questioned the former government contractor about remote neural monitoring ,a subject Snowden does not "feel at liberty"to reveal ," according to Dmitry Iskov, a Russian scientist ,"which makes one wonder why Snowden chose to reveal information one assumes the American population had already surmised.", according to Itskov ," It is in Snowden's best interest to return to the Unites States, as keeping some segments of surveillance practices away from public scrutiny in fact serves the public's benefit, sociologically and psychologically- concerning how much "one believes they want to know" and "how much a man can really "take knowing " concerning Mind Assuage and Mind Monitoring Technologies - Juri Gornostaev
"Russian authorities handling American fugitive Edward Snowden have questioned the former government contractor about remote neural monitoring ,a subject Snowden does not "feel at liberty"to reveal ," according to Dmitry Iskov, a Russian scientist ,"which makes one wonder why Snowden chose to reveal information one assumes the American population had already surmised.", according to Itskov ," It is in Snowden's best interest to return to the Unites States, as keeping some segments of surveillance practices away from public scrutiny in fact serves the public's benefit, sociologically and psychologically- concerning how much "one believes they want to know" and "how much a man can really "take knowing " concerning Mind Assuage and Mind Monitoring Technologies - Juri Gornostaev
10.1002/skj.4670190210Remote Neural Monitoring is a form of functional neuroimaging claimed to have been developed by the National Security Agency(NSA), that is capable of extracting EEG data from the human brain at a distance with no contacts or electrodes required. It is further claimed that the NSA has the capability to decode this data to extract subvocalizations, visual and auditory data. In effect it allows access to a person’s thoughts[2] without their knowledge or permission. It has been alleged that various organizations have been using Remote Neural Monitoring on US and other citizens for surveillance and harassment purposes.[3
Remote Neural Monitoring has its roots in the infamous MKULTRA project of the 1950s which, although it focused on drugs for mind control, also included neurological research into “radiation” (non-ionizing EMF) and bioelectric research and development. The earliest non-classified references to this type of technology appear in a 1976 patent by R.G. Malech Patent #3951134 “Apparatus and method for remotely monitoring and altering brain waves” USPTO granted 4/20/76. The patent describes a technique using the transmission of 100 and 210 MHz signals to the brain yielding a 110 MHz signal which is modulated by the brain waves and can be detected by a receiver for further processing.
In the early 1980s it is claimed that the NSA began extensive use of Remote Neural Monitoring. Much of what is known about it stems from evidence presented as part of a 1992 court case brought by former NSA employee John St.Claire Akwei against the NSA. It describes an extensive array of advanced technology and resources dedicated to remotely monitoring hundreds of thousands of people in the US and abroad. Capabilities include access to an individual’s subvocalizations as well as images from the visual cortex and sounds from the auditory cortex.
(Civil Action 92-0449)
John St.Clair Akwei
vs.
NSA Ft George G. Meade, MD
A subject’s bioelectric field can be remotely detected, so subjects can be monitored anywhere they are. With special EMF equipment NSA cryptologists can remotely read evoked potentials (from EEGs). These can be decoded into a person’s brain-states and thoughts. The subject is then perfectly monitored from a distance.
. RNM can send encoded signals to the brain’s auditory cortex thus allowing audio communication direct to the brain (bypassing the ears). NSA operatives can use this to covertly debilitate subjects by simulating auditory hallucinations characteristic of paranoid schizophrenia.
Without any contact with the subject, Remote Neural Monitoring can map out electrical activity from the visual cortex of a subject’s brain and show images from the subject’s brain on a video monitor. NSA operatives see what the surveillance subject’s eyes are seeing. Visual memory can also be seen. RNM can send images direct to the visual cortex. bypassing the eyes and optic nerves.
Two-way Electronic Brain-Link is done by remotely monitoring neural audio-visual information while transmitting sound to the auditory cortex (bypassing the ears) and transmitting faint images to the visual cortex (bypassing the optic nerves and eyes, the images appear as floating 2-D screens in the brain). A neural network model based on short-term memories for the hierarchical recognition of temporal patterns 1
Volume 19, Issue 2, February 1988, Pages: 102–109, Ryoko Futami and Nozomu Hoshimiya
Article first published online : 21 MAR 2007
Remote Neural Monitoring has its roots in the infamous MKULTRA project of the 1950s which, although it focused on drugs for mind control, also included neurological research into “radiation” (non-ionizing EMF) and bioelectric research and development. The earliest non-classified references to this type of technology appear in a 1976 patent by R.G. Malech Patent #3951134 “Apparatus and method for remotely monitoring and altering brain waves” USPTO granted 4/20/76. The patent describes a technique using the transmission of 100 and 210 MHz signals to the brain yielding a 110 MHz signal which is modulated by the brain waves and can be detected by a receiver for further processing.
(Civil Action 92-0449)
John St.Clair Akwei
vs.
NSA Ft George G. Meade, MD
A subject’s bioelectric field can be remotely detected, so subjects can be monitored anywhere they are. With special EMF equipment NSA cryptologists can remotely read evoked potentials (from EEGs). These can be decoded into a person’s brain-states and thoughts. The subject is then perfectly monitored from a distance.
. RNM can send encoded signals to the brain’s auditory cortex thus allowing audio communication direct to the brain (bypassing the ears). NSA operatives can use this to covertly debilitate subjects by simulating auditory hallucinations characteristic of paranoid schizophrenia.
Without any contact with the subject, Remote Neural Monitoring can map out electrical activity from the visual cortex of a subject’s brain and show images from the subject’s brain on a video monitor. NSA operatives see what the surveillance subject’s eyes are seeing. Visual memory can also be seen. RNM can send images direct to the visual cortex. bypassing the eyes and optic nerves.
Two-way Electronic Brain-Link is done by remotely monitoring neural audio-visual information while transmitting sound to the auditory cortex (bypassing the ears) and transmitting faint images to the visual cortex (bypassing the optic nerves and eyes, the images appear as floating 2-D screens in the brain). A neural network model based on short-term memories for the hierarchical recognition of temporal patterns 1
Volume 19, Issue 2, February 1988, Pages: 102–109, Ryoko Futami and Nozomu Hoshimiya
Article first published online : 21 MAR 2007
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