Tinfoilers were right all along!!!

[Sky727]

I just stick my whole sausage right in the tube of tinfoil when its new and have it stick out like an antenna.

Sounds good but I would need a bigger tube and hole...hahaha

[UltraBudgie]

they changed tinfoil from using actual tin to aluminum, ostensibly because it is 15x cheaper. and that's true.

but now it is impossible to find actual tin foil, because everyone assumes you want aluminum foil, if you search for it.

it makes me wonder if there are properties to actual tin foil that may have warranted this "pseudo-banning" of the substance...

[IgnorantGod]

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it makes me wonder if there are properties to actual tin foil that may have warranted this "pseudo-banning" of the substance...

And then they wonder why such suspicion towards the Establishment. Obviously they can't be trusted. That ain't circular, nope. No paranoia, nope.

With this, preppers will need to add a forge or something in their 'safety nest' (if they don't already have one) so they can make their 'real' tinfoil suit. Obviously I'd be the first in line to buy one.

[UltraBudgie]

And then they wonder why such suspicion towards the Establishment. Obviously they can't be trusted. That ain't circular, nope. No paranoia, nope.

With this, preppers will need to add a forge or something in their 'safety nest' (if they don't already have one) so they can make their 'real' tinfoil suit. Obviously I'd be the first in line to buy one.

lol not circular at all!

in fact the largest actual tin foil i could find was 15cmx15cm squares, for $26 each

which is just too small to make an effective hat out of

now i ask you: coincidence?

[chr0naut]

Good day, DI! In the spirit of acting towards the idea of "be the change that you want to see", this thread is somewhat the most rigorous effort to date I've put on such.

I'll be honest, I wasn't sure how to begin it. It took an hour to start, but then I read a sentence on a document produced in 2009 that I'll link later, of which, if it wasn't already posted here on DI, is, in my humble opinion, of extreme relevancy to the 'high strangeness' phenomena, so here it goes :

That's right folks! You want to block big bad gubmints and 'little green men' psycho-invasions©, then all you need is a tinfoil hat! We weren't batsh!t crazy! No!

So where's that statement is coming from? Well first, I'd like to expand a bit about the nature of the thread. I've read quite a few academia articles and research papers these past 3 weeks. For those that haven't read my previous thread, the topics were mostly about electromagnetic fields, neurology and consciouness. And thus, this one is an attempt to somewhat make a comprehensive relation between the above-mentioned subjects, and 'high strangeness'.

Without further ado, let me introduce you with The Link : Tinfoilers, Assemble! *sending The Avenger musical theme through EMFs in progress...

It seems the DIA (Defense Intelligence Agency) and the AAWSA (Advanced Aerospace Weapon System Applications) of the US are studying closely the effects of a variety of EMFs on biological tissues starting in late 2000's, and according to the document, up to 2050 :

And here's the kicker : 
*Bold mine

Strange that they somewhat shy away from using UFO/UAP in their study :

Seriously, if they aren't talking about 'high strangeness'/UFO accounts, then I don't know what they are on about. Lot of UFO/Fae encounters include one or several of the symptoms list in that small excerpt. Note the "perceived anomalous aircraft of apparent advanced design", it made me chuckles. How much energy one has to spend just to say "UFO/UAP" at the end?

Looks like the Intelligence community is still on it when it comes to the 'Phenomena'. This document seems to give an additional credence to the relation between 'high strangeness' and EMFs. Furthermore, the effects those fields may induce on humans, which have been demonstrated, are often present during an 'encounter'.

I'd like to put a last quote from the document of which I think is noteworthy : 
*Bold mine

This is another aspect that often appears in UFO/Fae/'high strangeness', fear. Cortisol is one of these hormones that can pass the blood-brain barrier, and affect the nervous system. I had an interesting discussion on this with ATS member KellyPrettyBear back in december 2020. One of the most fascinating statement he made was within this post :

Therefore, my fellow member, if you want to protect your body from EMF invasion, wear your protective gear. There seem to be increasing evidences that sexual hormones have a significant impact on the brain formation and the neurons, as discussed in this article : Understanding the Broad Influence of Sex Hormones and Sex Differences in the Brain

Here's a part of the abstract of interest here :
*Bold mine

This reinforce the idea that rising either sexual or fear hormones from 'bottom-up' can trigger physiological and psychological effects, and that it can be 'triggered' or 'forced' with EMFs. However, 'advanced technology' and 'physically unconventionnal entity' may not be the only culprit(s). Environmental phenomena can also generate EMF, and let's not forget ol' Earth's geomagnetic field. As a matter of fact. I've come across another interesting article from 2024 that attempt to relate paranormal phenomena with plasma balls : Electro-balls

I've only read the introduction as of this writing, but I think it could be a factor that can trigger a 'high strangeness' event. In any case, it seems that 'fields' are at the 'core' of the phenomena, but then again, they could also be at the 'core' of reality. At the very least, it happens that their effects on the body and the mind have been demonstrated, and were known for a while now.

Well, I think it'll do for a start, I do have other interesting tabs open on my 'research' browser, but there's enough material for the OP. Maybe we should start some patents on a DI tinfoil costume uniform? I mean, is the hat enough? Alright, I'll take the day tomorrow to cover the appartment of tinfoil too, can never be too cautious!

As always, thank you for taking the time to read, and Cheers!  [Image: https://denyignorance.com//images/addsmi...cheers.gif]

The equipment that has proven to have nerve-signal inductive effects upon peoples brains is called TMS, short for "Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation".

Both tin and aluminium foils aren't capable of blocking magnetism, especially at the low frequencies that nerve induction works.

A ferrous helmet would be effective.

Perhaps all those Marvel and DC characters had the right idea?

[Karl12]

Great thread mate.

Suppose everything has to be taken with a pinch of salt these days but the vid below covers claims of psychotronic technologies and electronic brain stimulation.

The behavioural effects of different physical vibrations, cognitive interfaces and consciousness manipulation are also brought up.

So wait a sec.

If these frequencies affect bodily systems and functions, and the brain relies on sex hormones for growth and development…..

Am pretty sure they do mate and do remember when mobile phone tech first emerged engineers used to wear shielded material around their pockets.

This chap relates some rather concerning data about extremely dodgy 'safety tests' sold to the public - corporate cover up shenanigans on the serious dangers from prolonged EMF exposure are also discussed.

Reckon at this point even if everything he says was proved incontrovertibly true people would just shrug and continue using the tech lol.

[IgnorantGod]

Great thread mate. [Image: https://denyignorance.com//images/addsmilies/beer.gif]

Suppose everything has to be taken with a pinch of salt these days but the vid below covers claims of psychotronic technologies and electronic brain stimulation.

The behavioural effects of different physical vibrations, cognitive interfaces and consciousness manipulation are also brought up.

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True, with LLM/DLM being around for a while now, one can wonder how much content on the internet is "'AI' generated".

Here's something interesting that I found : Jacques Vallee's AmA

I took a glance at some comments, but I haven't read it yet, hence I'm not sure how much info the thread contains.

[BeTheGoddess]

The equipment that has proven to have nerve-signal inductive effects upon peoples brains is called TMS, short for "Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation".

Both tin and aluminium foils aren't capable of blocking magnetism, especially at the low frequencies that nerve induction works.

A ferrous helmet would be effective.

Perhaps all those Marvel and DC characters had the right idea?

Ned Kelly was right all along.

[IgnorantGod]

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Perhaps all those Marvel and DC characters had the right idea?

Are you, perhaps, suggesting that New York was not the stage of an Alien Invasion?

But I've seen it on TV!

As for ferrous materials, if I'm to endeavor such a 'suit', I'd have quite a workout to do in order to perform anything else than desperatly crawling on the floor.

[chr0naut]

Are you, perhaps, suggesting that New York was not the stage of an Alien Invasion?

But I've seen it on TV!

As for ferrous materials, if I'm to endeavor such a 'suit', I'd have quite a workout to do in order to perform anything else than desperatly crawling on the floor.

No, apparently you can just fly around by the power of thought (which you are blocking by your inertial anchor suit (not quite sure how that works, though).