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Electromagnetic Mind Control: Fact or fiction? A scientific view

Warns of a possible future threat, but needs an edit

This is a real rarity: a detailed look at mind control from a serious scientist without preconcept­ions. Vladimir Binhi, a physicist at the General Physics Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, knows a lot about the interaction of magnetic fields with living things. You might say he wrote the book on it, Magnetobiology by V Binhi being a standard text.

Binhi starts off with some history which will be familiar to fans of forteana – the infamous CIA MK-ULTRA programme and Project Pandora. He then looks at brain control, with good explan­ations of the uses and limitations of MRI, magnetoencephalo­graphy, transcranial magnetic stimulat­ion and the microwave auditory effect.

 

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