how the pendulum works?

[Mike(Mont)]

Must be the moon. It takes on a huge negative charge (on the earth-facing side) when it passes through the earth's magnetosphere three days each side of full moon. I also saw that Jupiter has a huge magentic field that extends past the orbit of Saturn. The Body Magnetic book talks about how Saturn can affect humans. I admit I didn't believe it, but it is starting to make sense now. The field of Jupiter acts as a carrier wave. Other carrier waves include sunlight, eye sight, static, ionic, thought waves, even sound waves, any sort of force field seems to work. Some sort of modulation. I do find the whale's brain fluid interesting, maybe a person could wear some sort of water bag filled with the proper chemicals/ph then apply a vibration to enhance the resonance. No, someone might think I was crazy.

[Theseus]

What does One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, and this thread have in common?

[Mike(Mont)]

I'm trying to think of a good comeback...Can you do the thorzine shuffle?

[Max]

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by Mike(Mont)

I do find the whale's brain fluid interesting, maybe a person could wear some sort of water bag filled with the proper chemicals/ph then apply a vibration to enhance the resonance. No, someone might think I was crazy.

Is this what you're looking for?

[Theseus]

By golly, I think you are onto something there, Qiaozhi. What about if Mike were to line a paper sack with aluminum foil (Turenne cage) and then smear the inside of the foil with whale's brain fluid? The best of both worlds.

[Qiaozhi]

Originally Posted by Theseus

By golly, I think you are onto something there, Qiaozhi. What about if Mike were to line a paper sack with aluminum foil (Turenne cage) and then smear the inside of the foil with whale's brain fluid? The best of both worlds.

Nice idea!

[J_Player]

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