Articles on brainwaves - thanks to a dream.

[volcomstone]

the american government  uses haarp to blast the ionosphere, producing ELF waves which radiate towards the earth

are brains will eventually mimic the waves that they are bombarded with

you should protect yourself, wear a helmet made of aluminum foil.

[cinnabardk]

Last night, I dreamt about binaural beats used by the military. I also dreamt that I downloaded some from the Internet, from a military website.

I kept the dream in mind while sleeping, and this morning I thought about it: "Sure, the military would make use of binaural beats to help attain specific mental states (not necessarily for themselves), but they would never, ever make any of it publicly available - even though their research is being paid for by the people"

Anyway, I found some interesting articles, as a result of trusting that my dream was meaningful (though I didn't find any brainwave inducing files to download). Here they are:

Can 'brain fingerprints' protect us from terrorists?:
http://reviews-zdnet.com.com/4520-6033_16-4206471.html

MILITARY USE OF MIND CONTROL WEAPONS:
http://www.mindcontrolforums.com/pro-freedom.co.uk/mumcw_jw.html

Effects of 6-10 Hz ELF on Brain Waves:
http://www.raven1.net/elf.htm

Brainwaves:
http://pages.prodigy.net/unohu/brainwaves.htm

Excerpt from the site above:

Low Alpha Waves: Causes: Television
"Psychophysiologist Thomas Mulholland found that after just 30 seconds of watching television the brain begins to produce alpha waves, which indicates torpid (almost comatose) [slow] rates of activity. Alpha brain waves are associated with unfocused, overly receptive states of consciousness. A high frequency alpha waves [sic] does not occur normally when the eyes are open. In fact, Mulholland's research implies that watching television is neurologically analogous to staring at a blank wall.

I should note that the goal of hypnotists is to induce slow brain wave states. Alpha waves are present during the 'light hypnotic' state used by hypno-therapists for suggestion therapy."