Nessus
27th October 2006 - 12:16 AM
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So for the moment just assume this technology is too sophisticated for most to understand and it was given to us by "aliens".
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...side effect of the technology often leads to small jerks and convulsions...
These two statements seem to contradict each other. If we don't have the technology, how do you know what its side effects are?
psychstudent
27th October 2006 - 04:32 AM
Very good. Since this is a "thought experiment" in the style of Einstein, let's just assume that the observer is immune to the technology. I didn't even think of that possibility. Is there still a way making all these assumptions, to device an experiment to statistically prove a difference when someone is in the superconducting shielding vs. outside of it. For example, in order for the shielding to work, it must be cooled by liquid nitrogen to 77 degrees kelvin. By pouring cold water vs nitrogen, one could observe EEG changes only if it began to superconduct. But if the observer knows what is being poured, the hostile cloners could force a correlation so it must be devised in such a way as to keep the observer ignorant and the subject under observation ignorant. Something like that.
And to respond to the previous reply. Yes they are contradictory statements simply because some people don't think we landed on the moon and it was a hoax for example. So I leave it up to the reader to do their own research and make their own belief system. Depending on your level of knowledge, security clearance, or otherwise, you will have a different belief in whether the system exists. Don't let that get in the way of this thought experiment.
kjw
27th October 2006 - 04:58 AM
ok psychstudent, if the observer is immune that means the observer could use their own eeg cloning machine to use on the test subject.
so the observer hooks up to the machine and begins to "control " the subject. if the test subject responds to the commands of the observer, than the subject is not being controlled by any one else. if the subject fails to respond to the observers commands, its is due to the hostile cloner getting in first and preventing your commands for being enacted (either that or you forgot to plug the power in)
this response is based on my understanding of your question, which i am still a bit unsure of.
does this response fit ?
Ray Charles
5th January 2012 - 09:53 PM
To ensure a legitimate double blind test I will donate some viable intestinal cells for cloning purposes.
Robittybob1
6th January 2012 - 01:56 AM
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To ensure a legitimate double blind test I will donate some viable intestinal cells for cloning purposes.
Thanks so now for the music.
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