Direct To Brain Windows, Remote Neuron Reading and Writing and Other Science Big Secrets, Lies, and Mistakes

Direct To Brain Windows, Remote Neuron Reading and Writing and Other Science Big Secrets, Lies, and Mistakes
Title Direct To Brain Windows, Remote Neuron Reading and Writing and Other Science Big Secrets, Lies, and Mistakes PDF eBook
Author Ted Huntington
Publisher Ted Huntington
Total Pages 364
Release 2012-09
Genre Science
ISBN 0988192209

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If you have to read this book, then you do not get Direct-to-Brain Windows! The first ever tell-all book about Direct-to-Brain Windows. Do you see little semi-transparent windows and videos in front of your eyes? No?! Then you are excluded too! It sounds crazy, but getting video directly to our eyes and ears removes the need to look at a screen or to wear headphones, and is just as safe and harmless. Ted Huntington breaks the silence for the first time in history by telling the public openly and explicitly many secret details about Direct-to-Brain Windows, remote neuron reading, writing, and muscle moving. But perhaps even more importantly, Huntington reveals the truth about many "science" lies, frauds, secrets and mistaken beliefs. It's shocking, vicious, and beyond belief, to realize that many millions secretly see inside houses and heads in windows in front of their eyes, but for centuries, have denied that same benefit to millions of other fine people - not even telling them that such a thing happened long ago in the past. But it's all there, clearly spelled out by many heroic thinkers through the many dark centuries of silence and violence.

Direct to Brain Windows 2. 0

Direct to Brain Windows 2. 0
Title Direct to Brain Windows 2. 0 PDF eBook
Author Ted Huntington
Publisher Ted Huntington
Total Pages 51
Release 2012-11-21
Genre Science
ISBN 0988192241

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Huntington is back again telling the naked truth about direct to brain windows! Have we ever had it so good? If you need to read books then you are being denied direct to brain windows! But people being denied D2BW still have rights. From the same author of "Big Science Secrets, Lies, and Mistakes", the book that shook the foundations of modern science, and "Direct to Brain Windows", the first book to expose the secret of D2BW and the "Neuron segregation", comes another timeless classic. Many will claim, for perhaps centuries, that it is crazy talk, but our own experience and the many hints of history tell the exact opposite story. Every time we hear that familiar jeer in our ear, feel an itch on our nose, our eyelid flicks, or our muscles do something we don't want them too...it could only be D2B! Ted takes us through all the aspects of D2B and remote neuron reading and writing that our parents (or their parents!) never told us. Is someone paying that co-worker to be so rude? Is there a reason you never get the date or the job? Do many people seem to know intimate details about you as if they get video from inside your home directly to their eyes? Yes, because they do and you don't! Huntington is the first person in the history of Earth to tell the secret of remote neuron reading and writing publicly, and in this book he explains many more secret details. One look and you'll get hooked just like a D2B consumer!

Big Science Secrets, Lies, and Mistakes

Big Science Secrets, Lies, and Mistakes
Title Big Science Secrets, Lies, and Mistakes PDF eBook
Author Ted Huntington
Publisher Ted Huntington
Total Pages 162
Release 2012-11-21
Genre History
ISBN 0988192225

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This book is a must read for those people who want to know the actual truth about the universe, and in particular those who think that most of the popular scientific theories being passed off on the public are far removed from the truth. This book will shake the foundations of science, and reshape the official explanations about most of what we know. Huntington has a special talent for finding shockingly simple truths. He starts by explaining that all matter is made of material light particles (including anti-matter and all subatomic particles), shows why the archaic electromagnetic theory of light is false, disproves the expanding universe theory with a few simple pictures, describes the possibility of neuron reading and writing, that a neutron is probably just a hydrogen atom, and many more important science truths. But beyond the shockingly simple scientific truths are many shockingly simple but unheard of social ideas like full and constant democracy, total freedom of all information, and focusing mainly on stopping violence. Huntington is the first person in the history of Earth to tell the public the truth about our future as a star cluster, that globular clusters are the result of the natural selection of highly adapted organisms, that humans will use atomic transmutation to convert trash into air and water, that humans will reach the center of Earth, and that probably all the matter of the planets will ultimately be consumed, among many other ideas. It sounds like a far-fetched grandiose claim, but if not this book, then these ideas Huntington is talking about are clearly going to be iconic and epochal, and are certainly going to change the paradigm of science for the public.

Direct to Brain Windows

Direct to Brain Windows
Title Direct to Brain Windows PDF eBook
Author Ted Huntington
Publisher Ted Huntington
Total Pages 51
Release 2012-09-20
Genre Science
ISBN 0988192217

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Popular Science

Popular Science
Title Popular Science PDF eBook
Author
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Total Pages 136
Release 2005-09
Genre
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Popular Science gives our readers the information and tools to improve their technology and their world. The core belief that Popular Science and our readers share: The future is going to be better, and science and technology are the driving forces that will help make it better.

Scatterbrain

Scatterbrain
Title Scatterbrain PDF eBook
Author Henning Beck
Publisher NewSouth
Total Pages 328
Release 2019-10
Genre Brain
ISBN 9781742236650

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Inthis mind-bending book, award-winning neuroscientist Henning Beck explains whyperfectionism is pointless - and argues that mistakes, missteps and flawsare the keys to success. Remember that time you messed upsimple maths or forgot the name of your favourite song? What if someone toldyou that our brain freezes are actually secret weapons, proof of oursuperiority to computers and AI? In Scatterbrain,we learn that boredom awakens the muse, distractions spark creativity andmisjudging time creates valuable memories, among the many other benefits of ourfaulty minds. Combining cutting-edge science with brain-boosting advice andrivetting real-life stories, Henning Beck takes us on a fascinating adventure throughhuman memory (one that we'll all remember differently!). 'The brain is a messy, faulty wonder, and if we could all agree that perfection is not the mind's ultimate goal, we would be much better off. Henning Beck shows us how to appreciate our imperfect brains - and is fine with readers straying from the page from time to time!' -- Ylva Østby, author of Diving for Seahorses 'At last, a user's guide for your brain, with plenty of fresh science and lots of surprises.' -- Robyn Williams, presenter of The Science Show 'An instructive celebration of the flawed, chaotic wonder that is the human brain.' -- Bianca Nogrady, Science Journalist and Editor of The Best Australian Science Writing 2019 'Illuminating, and a joy to read, this offers, in comparison to other recent neuroscience titles, a refreshingly accessible and relatable take on the brain's inner workings that should appeal to both science buffs and casual readers.' -- Publisher's Weekly, starred review 'Being scatterbrained has long been seen as a disadvantage, but as a neuroscientist, Henning Beck knows better. His engaging book will convince you that forgetting helps you remember and distractions can make you more creative.' -- Adam Grant, New York Times best-selling author of Originals and Give and Take, and host of the TED podcast Worklife 'Scatterbrain is a brilliant and engaging user's guide to the brain, masterfully transforming discoveries from neuroscience into practical personal insights and disruptive corporate practice.' -- Donald Hoffman, Professor of Cognitive Sciences at the University of California, and author of The Case Against Reality 'For anyone who has ever momentarily blanked on a name, choked under pressure, or kicked themselves for making a "careless" mistake, you may now forgive yourself. With this insightful and accessible book, Beck humorously sledgehammers the notion that our brains are infallible and omniscient, guiding the reader through the myriad ways our nervous system can betray us and how to avoid the costliest miscues. All the while, Beck will leave you more in awe of the brain than ever before.' -- Zach Schonbrun, author of The Performance Cortex 'In an era of continuous self-optimization, Scatterbrain by German neuroscientist Dr Henning Beck offers novel insights on our often self-defeating pursuit of perfection, and provides a roadmap to more creative thinking and better decision-making to realise one's full potential. A must-read!' -- Sandra Navidi, Founder and CEO of BeyondGlobal and best-selling author of $uperHubs

Scatterbrain

Scatterbrain
Title Scatterbrain PDF eBook
Author Henning Beck
Publisher NewSouth Publishing
Total Pages 336
Release 2019-10-01
Genre Science
ISBN 174224470X

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In this mind-bending book, award-winning neuroscientist Henning Beck explains why perfectionism is pointless ­­­– and argues that mistakes, missteps and flaws are the keys to success. Remember that time you messed up simple maths or forgot the name of your favourite song? What if someone told you that our brain freezes are actually secret weapons, proof of our superiority to computers and AI? In Scatterbrain, we learn that boredom awakens the muse, distractions spark creativity and misjudging time creates valuable memories, among the many other benefits of our faulty minds. Combining cutting-edge science with brain-boosting advice and rivetting real-life stories, Henning Beck takes us on a fascinating adventure through human memory (one that we’ll all remember differently!). ‘The brain is a messy, faulty wonder, and if we could all agree that perfection is not the mind’s ultimate goal, we would be much better off. Henning Beck shows us how to appreciate our imperfect brains – and is fine with readers straying from the page from time to time!’ — Ylva Østby, author of Diving for Seahorses 'At last, a user’s guide for your brain, with plenty of fresh science and lots of surprises.’ — Robyn Williams, presenter of The Science Show ‘An instructive celebration of the flawed, chaotic wonder that is the human brain.’ — Bianca Nogrady, Science Journalist and Editor of The Best Australian Science Writing 2019 ‘Illuminating, and a joy to read, this offers, in comparison to other recent neuroscience titles, a refreshingly accessible and relatable take on the brain’s inner workings that should appeal to both science buffs and casual readers.’ — Publisher's Weekly, starred review ‘Being scatterbrained has long been seen as a disadvantage, but as a neuroscientist, Henning Beck knows better. His engaging book will convince you that forgetting helps you remember and distractions can make you more creative.’ — Adam Grant, New York Times best-selling author of Originals and Give and Take, and host of the TED podcast Worklife ‘Scatterbrain is a brilliant and engaging user’s guide to the brain, masterfully transforming discoveries from neuroscience into practical personal insights and disruptive corporate practice.’ — Donald Hoffman, Professor of Cognitive Sciences at the University of California, and author of The Case Against Reality ‘For anyone who has ever momentarily blanked on a name, choked under pressure, or kicked themselves for making a “careless” mistake, you may now forgive yourself. With this insightful and accessible book, Beck humorously sledgehammers the notion that our brains are infallible and omniscient, guiding the reader through the myriad ways our nervous system can betray us and how to avoid the costliest miscues. All the while, Beck will leave you more in awe of the brain than ever before.’ — Zach Schonbrun, author of The Performance Cortex ‘In an era of continuous self-optimization, Scatterbrain by German neuroscientist Dr Henning Beck offers novel insights on our often self-defeating pursuit of perfection, and provides a roadmap to more creative thinking and better decision-making to realise one’s full potential. A must-read!’ — Sandra Navidi, Founder and CEO of BeyondGlobal and best-selling author of $uperHubs