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

possibly their goal yes, but not his

how do you know

the jews stole my sense of smell help

because, once you see his presentation you'll understand what i mean

like the one he does on water

From what I read, it doesn't actually help people hear. It's like a "feel better" device.

Yeah i'm just not sold on it

you sleep better and feel relaxed.

not really revolutionary

stuff already exists that does that

helps with memory and such

hi can someone message me some links to some healing crystals i am in dire need help

that's not what the 1st article you posted indicated @Drewski4343

are there studies done on it

information is being tampered with

besides, as we all know the really good efficient cleanest technology is always beaten into submission

Yeah, you're right. That particular website seems to indicate that it replicates sound. From people actually buying it, though, their reviews seem to indicated it doesn't do anything like that.

unless it a different kind of device.

I guess it goes into the original purpose for pipe organs. How they truly worked and for what real purpose. We know very little about this.

okay, so be it, , still, i don't trust anything these days including reviews

they're just instruments

buy it yourself but don't preach about its benefits until you do

Sound waves can have a big impact on the body. Police use them for mob control.

i wasn't preaching.. it's just an interesting topic

The Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) is an acoustic hailing device developed by LRAD Corporation to send messages and warning tones over longer distances or at higher volume than normal loudspeakers.

that's from reading Amazon reviews of a Flanagan Neurophone, anyway.

Yeah my bad but I don'e believe the neurophone

he really excels with water knowledge and from that he's not gaining a cent

I saw something about him and water. What does he do with water?