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NATURE HAD IT FIRST

NATURE HAD IT FIRST In 1973, Dr Martin Copper was the first to demonstrate a hand-held cellular telephone. It had a battery, a radio and a micro-processor [a minicomputer]. New Yorkers gaped in amazement when they saw cooper making a phone cell on the street. But the invention was possible only because back in 1800 Alessandro Volta had invented a reliable battery. In addition, the telephone had been developed by 1876, the radio by 1895, and the computer 1946. Finally, the invention of the microprocessor in 1971 made cell phones possible. Nevertheless, we might ask, was communication with sophisticated devices really new? A communication device often taken for granted is the human voice. Over half the billion of neurons in the motor cortex of your brain are involved in controlling your speech organs, and about 100 muscles operate the complex mechanism of your tongue, lips, jaw, throat, and chest. Although some animals can hear sound frequencies beyond the range of human hearing, the

UNDERSTANDING COLORS

Is there a connection between our subjective nature and telepathic abilities? If so, can this principle of subjectivity be used to enhance telepathic experiences? During our previous research on color, it became evident that color could be a natural tool for studying subjectivity. Moreover, in telepathy research, we have shown that telepathy is more likely to occur when intense imagery occurs and insights are vividly experienced. If a person, therefore, is in a subjective state due to an active experience with color, will telepathy more likely occur? While doing experiments with color, it was noted that subjects had definite objective and subjective reactions to color. Few were ambivalent about colors. When looking at them, or just talking about them, subjects would enthusiastically share likes, dislikes, and vivid subjective experiences with color. If color has such an effect on people, why not use it as a tool in telepathy studies? In designing an experiment using color as a medium f