Comment Simplest method? (Score 1) 1159
Plant forest
When grown, cut trees and
Burry deep in earth...
Patient "Roused From Coma" By a Magnetic Therapy 123
missb writes "Could the gentle currents from a fluctuating magnetic field be used to reverse the effects of traumatic brain injury? New Scientist reports on a patient in the US who was in a coma-like state, but can now speak very simple words after being given transcranial magnetic stimulation. This is the first time TMS has been used as a therapy to try and rouse a patient out of a coma."
Comment Have you heard: NLP, Korzybski, neurosemantics... (Score 1) 490
In 30's Alfred Korzybski laid foundation for General Semantics ...
In early 70's Richard Bandler (programmer!) and John Grinder (psychologist) started development of Neuro-Linguistic Programming.
Since then NLP evolved and was applied in many areas. Big Corporations were among main clients of NLP-masters. Other clients: (...There were many of them, for sure!...).
Hidden (for near everybody) technology took world under the hook. Look at ever-smiling politics, hear what about they say ... really.
Now, 10 years after M. Hall developed neurosemantics, more of this technology is available for "people" (and, I suppose, with less objections which might arose around NLP).
Mind control, which is obvious application of NLP, should be recognizable by everybody - especially citizens of "democratic" countries...
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In seeking the unattainable, simplicity only gets in the way. -- Epigrams in Programming, ACM SIGPLAN Sept. 1982
