Electronic Projects From The Next Dimension

For years paranormal scientists have explored the detection and documentation of spirits, auras, ESP, hypnosis, and many more phenomena through electronics. Electronic Projects from the Next Dimension provides useful information on building practical circuits and projects, and applying the knowledge to unique experiments in the paranormal field. The author writes about dozens of inexpensive projects to help electronics hobbyists search for and document their own answers about instrumental transcommunication (ITC), the electronic voice phenomenon (EVP), and paranormal experiments involving ESP, auras, and Kirlian photography. Although paranormal studies are considered esoteric, Electronic Projects from the Next Dimension teaches the technical skills needed to make devices that can be used in many different kinds of experiments. Each section indicates how the circuit can be used in paranormal experiments with suggestions about procedures and how to analyze the results. Provides unique projects for believers and skeptics. Perfect for any level of electronics experience. Learn from these basics projects and design your own applications.

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

Siliconsniper (2008-10-09)

...said the absolutist.

pcleronowich01 (2008-10-09)

being in the field of electronic technology for 25 years, I'd say lysergic acid should stay off the stuff...thakns for the up!!!

sistromo (2008-10-09)

> So, Mr. LSD, do you *have* the explanation
> behind paranormal phenomena?
Like what? Uri Geller's or John Edwards' frauds? Or are you talking about allegedly cursed houses which are just tourist ploys?
There is no hard, solid evidence for any so-called paranormal phenomena that has stood up to careful scientific analysis.

Siliconsniper (2008-10-10)

Post links to scientific journals proving your case sistromo...

DogNo7 (2009-01-06)

I don't have to quote scientific studies. One partial evening watching Ghost Hunters is proof enough that EVP's are a major waste of time, and much of the paranormal investigations are about as exciting as watching paint dry.
The idea (not qualifying as a hypothesis) that ghosts draw energy, including electromagnetic fields so they can act out is pretty shaky, and of extremely dubious intellectual merit.
-DogNo7

Siliconsniper (2009-11-30)

You're basing your premise and conclusions based off of a TV show instead of scientifically peered reviewed journals?
Yeah, ok, because that's a MUCH better source for basing your argument off of, gotcha.