both are related to one another

see, when he was around 5, he started playing with Mercury

eating it

like on a daily basis

what's the evidence for that

i think by 12 the CIA hired him

well, it's a common biography anybody can look it up

it could be a lie, yeah, but he says it himself

yeah I wouldn't delve too deep

but like it or not mercury is going to mess you up

well, he's basically a genius so the story goes

also heavy into pyramids.. he has one over his bed

he's a FE'er now too i think

I don't really care about the Dr. theory

I'm just making sure you're safe if you even play with mercury

he invented the Neurophone.. do yourself favour and check it out @mineyful sometime

you wanna buy one and test it out

. Several tests prove that it bypasses the 8th cranial nerve or hearing nerve and transmits sound directly to the brain.

give test names

hell it's pretty expensive hey

I don't even know the author so why should I trust him

. Just as there are no medical claims made or inferred regarding the Neurophone

:/

```Another device that uses the new hyperspatial, virtual state, nested modulation technology (and has done so for seventeen or eighteen years) is Dr. Pat Flanagan's neurophone. With brilliant insight and intuition far beyond that of science at the time, Pat invented and patented the instrument by the time he was seventeen years old. The neurophone is a device that, contrary to all present theory and knowledge, will directly “pump the brain” and reproduce sound and information directly in the brain and mind system, without going through the auditory system at all.```

apparantly it helps deaf people hear .. but who cares right

I'll believe it when I see it

He invented it at 17?

@Drewski4343 brilliant thanks man

lol don't you mean when you 'hear' it @mineyful

sure if someone buys me one

but right now it just sounds like a scam

no prob, this website has a diagram: http://www.cheniere.org/books/excalibur/neurophone.htm

I have no idea how a machine can emulate the ear ... without the ear

With brilliant insight and intuition far beyond that of science at the time, Pat invented and patented the instrument by the time he was seventeen years old.

already heavily biased

i guess we can't know everything all the time

it's possible it's all bs don't get me wrong

but it's very convincing and so is he

I smell it and I don't even have a sense of smell irl

it's supposed to be convincing so you can shuck out some money for them

that's the goal