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19-Tanzanite
November 4, 2010
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Where's my Tinfoil Hat?

  • November 4, 2010
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Finally, proof that tinfoil hats actually work:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-11692799

The "trick" is simply that they have to be plugged in to a power supply. The polarity obviously has to be right too, or you turn into a cretin.

If 1 mA can do what they claim, just think what an amp or two could do! I going to plug my tinfoil hat into a 1kV supply right now! By tomorrow morning I will be a mathematical genius!

http://communities.ptc.com/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/38-1286-6322/tin+foil+hat+smiley.gif

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1-Visitor
November 5, 2010

Where do I sign up????

Little bit disappointed about the following quote though.

"However, he said that the study did not prove that the learning of maths skills was improved, just that the volunteers were better at linking arbitrary numbers and symbols, and he warned that researchers needed to make sure other parts of the brain were unaffected"

Mike

23-Emerald V
November 5, 2010

Richard Jackson wrote:

Finally, proof that tinfoil hats actually work:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-11692799

The "trick" is simply that they have to be plugged in to a power supply. The polarity obviously has to be right too, or you turn into a cretin.

If 1 mA can do what they claim, just think what an amp or two could do! I going to plug my tinfoil hat into a 1kV supply right now! By tomorrow morning I will be a mathematical genius!

http://communities.ptc.com/servlet/JiveServlet/showImage/38-1286-6322/tin+foil+hat+smiley.gif

It all seems a bit too much trouble, all that business about connecting headsets up. I have a chair that comes with it's own metal headcap and will readily supply several kV - got it cheap at an eBay auction of goods from Sing Sing. Sit down, strap in and you're well on your way to collecting the Field's Prize!

or should that be Darwin Award?