well with all these wireless technologies these days, eg i have a wireless adsl2+ router, wireless desktop, wireless multifunction printer, cordless phone, mobile phone, and have just bought logitech's wireless Z5450 5.1 speaker setup, i was wondering how we are going to avoid having these interfere with telepathy and thinking in general.\n\ncos apparently the logitech wireless speakers stop cordless phones working as they use the same frequency. \n\nwhat frequency does telepathy work on? i'm a bit concerned it will be interfered with by all these wireless devices.\n\nso does anyone know a way to encrypt thought?\n\nways i have thought of are psychological illnesses, taking drugs (eg alcohol or hashish) ... but these stop the brain being used efficiently. \n\nso, regardless of whether wireless technology will interfere with thinking, is there a way to encrypt thought so that it cannot, for example, be eavesdropped by other people with telepathy or wireless devices?
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Mental telepathy is transmitted via sub frequencies not currently detected by any means.
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I am not a singer by a long distance and now can hardly even talk - all thanks to an illness called cancer. Almost everyone attributed my cancer ( of the larynx ) to smoking except for my treating oncologist who attributed it to "maximum voice abuse". My job was such that I was traveling almost twenty days of each month, talking on the cellular for hours at an end, I would carry  two cellulars and two extra batteries as back up. Even on the days I was at home though less my cellular conversations would be for at least two batteries and even holidays were a misery for my family.\nSo - be careful but you dont have to be scared as I am sure you are abusing your voice as I did.
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see acc. to physics theory sound cannot travel in vaccum so space astranauts need to use radio waves in the form of wireless phones to communicate with each other,acc to u they r able to listen to each other without radio waves then there must be some other and developed device through which they can communicate.but without any such i disagree with u, they cannot communicate.u must be having som wrong information. check it out dear
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This Wireless piece of...well... ok Print Server has always had issues.\n\nJust a thought on wireless in general, but I'm kind of dissapointed, that even though wireless tech has been around for years it is still dreadfully unreliable in critical applications such as print serving, or even network gaming. \n\nI can have my laptop, or desktop w/ wireless 2 feet from my router w/ a clear line of sight, and it will still have issues, and thats with upto date, decent 802.11G hardware. :( \n\nI'm not saying its worthless by any means, It does work just fine for spuratic network tasks (Internet surfing/email) but for any app where a releatively constant stream of data needs to be sent it seems to drop the ball alot still. I think that consumer level wi-fi vendors should focus on reliability a bit more.
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mine did the same thing last week, I spent hours on the phone to BT somewhere in India, I am married to an Indian guy so no racist remarks from me....however, I couldn't understand a bloo** word he was saying, I told him all I could and thankfully was transferred for another half hour to an Indian speaking woman, no better, they gave me a number to call and said it was a problem with the equiptment and to contact whoever sold it to me,I told them it was BT which was why I was calling etc, etc, etc, so, they tested(they said) and told me to get a person out to look at my PC as it was this at fault not their wireless, etc, etc, etc,..luckily for me, the guy who fixes my PC is an honest chap, I called him and told him etc, and he said I should just disconnect all wires from my wireless thing and leave for half hour, reconnect and see if it works, and it did!! apparantly if you do this a signal will be searched for... try it, it saved me money and it saved me having to talk to impossible people again...why do we use BT?????
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You may just need to look into some really good UHF amps, and some form of filter to narrow the input range to the part of 2.4ghz consisting of Wi-Fi. \nYou also have to be careful about other electronics that share the band. Bluetooth is right next to 802.11B/G, and I think cordless 2.4ghz phones share that side as well. Microwaves also emit some radiation at 2.45, which is also right next door to wi-fi.\nI have never seen a schematic for the Wi-Fi hotspot finder online, and I think the most obvious reason being the relative complexity, and the fact that you can get it for $20 like the other guy said.\nIf you're determined you can make it work. You need that UHF amp and filter/tuner.
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ARRRRRRRRRRRRRRG! I am so unbelievably sick of this question. I think I'm going to stop answering it pretty soon. Alright, look, someone I knew who worked at a mental health facility took care of someone who believed that lesbians were trying to take over his mind through electrical outlets. Can you prove that they weren't? No you cannot. Things that don't exist don't leave any "proof" to be had, because THEY DON'T EXIST. Does that make them true? Certainly not. I don't need any proof to tell me that no lesbians were trying to take over his mind through electrical outlets, do you?
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Ichi THAT is BRILLIANT......I know that in the tangential thinking that often bests me 'thinkos are the weakest links, perhaps the 'savants' of my mind and truly the innocents. Perhaps they are what saves my butt altogether.\nAbsolutely Brill!!!! I am going to ask if I may have permission to use this in my writing for in my speaking & writing i have for the first time just spoken it aloud...thank for the new concept on somethng I have been doing, another thing to obssess on, fair play to you mate, brain food doesnt often ome through the screen like this. and it just did.\nNow does this include the frontal and temporal lobes? Will Kirlean Photograhy show this in action? Or is it a different part of the brain where the lost socks of our lives go to?\nTHIS is a cool quesion. I now possess a new word..and it is awesome..."THINKOS"..now THAT is HOT!!!
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This is a very interesting topic. It's like how you can hear yourself say something in your mind, but you don't actually hear sound. Or how you see a certain image when your eyes are open (hence, daydream). It's difficult to observe thoughts as they are happening, since the only way to actually formulate an opinion about what we are thinking is to analyze what we remember thinking. It's pretty amazing how our minds work, and what they control. We can't (more accurately, MOST of us can't) voluntarily control the rate of our heart beat, but we can voluntarily control our breathing. Yet, when we are asleep or not paying attention, our brain's nervous system takes over. It's so amazing...\n\nI can go on about this forever! : ) I actually have never heard of the Heisenberg Uncertainty principle but I'll look into it. (After a pause...) My thoughts are telling me to finish typing. ^_^
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Here is some information from wiki about security:\n\nEarly mobile phones did not have much security designed in. Some problems with these models were "cloning", a variant of identity theft, and "scanning" whereby third parties in the local area could intercept and eavesdrop in on calls. Analogue phones could also be listened to on some radio scanners.\n\nAlthough more recent digital systems (such as GSM) have attempted to address these fundamental issues, security problems continue to persist. Vulnerabilities (such as SMS spoofing) have been found in many current protocols that continue to allow the possibility of eavesdropping or cloning.
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I had the same question in my mind, facing similar sleeping conditions. I wake easily to light, and sound. I thought that by using earplugs I would perhaps not here my fire alarm, and risk dying from fire, or a silent attacker. Since then I have used earplugs hundreds of times to sleep, I find I can easily hear my clock alarm, smoke alarm, and most other things you would need to react to. The things it does get rid of are people talking, garbage trucks and delivery trucks, and lots of useless ambient sound. It is a little weird to get used to at first, but once you are comfortable with wearing them, you fears will subside.
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I don't have wireless speakers, but I do have wireless headphones, and I love them!  I got mine from Tiger Direct.  In my case, they were refurbished (Tiger Direct sells lots of refurbs), but they have worked beautifully.  I actually like refurbished stuff better than new because it means that a problem has been detected and fixed; I've literally never had any problem with a refurbished item - which is certainly more than I can say about some new things I've bought!
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Yes, narcolepsy.  I'm not sure I spelled it right either, but I personal experience.  When you also mentioned driving I went  AH HUH!!!  Yep, you have what has been named over the years as "sleeping disease".  When you drive, watch TV, read, anything that relaxes your mind you go unconscious, but your eyes are still open!  Tell your girlfriend that its un-natural and that you are NOT on drugs.  I know this for a fact that my dad has it.  My mother noticed it when he was driving she would be talking to him while he was driving down the road and would realize that he "wasn't even listening to her" she would get SOOOO mad, just like your girlfriend!  Then he went to the doctors and was tested.  There are medications and ways to counter-act what is happening in your brain.  And no you aren't  ignoring your girlfriend either.  Tell her its OK, not to make a big deal out of it, lighten up and that YOU MADE AN APPOINTMENT WITH THE DOCTOR! It has been known about for decades.  I am 50 years old and my dad was diagnosed while I was a kid!  So I DO KNOW about the condition.  Its more a brain way/condition than a disease.  You don't catch it, you pass it to anyone, its genetic, and show her my answer ok?  If she has any other questions about it she can e-mail me     faysdaze1@verizon.net
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Could be one of several reasons, but first I would check the frequency used by your cordless phone, then check the frequencies used by both your wirless network router and your speaker.  If that doesn't work contact the wireless speaker manufacturer
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wow.... nice one !...  you do have some great questions ! as tempting as it might be to have this ability ... which is really akin to a superpower lol.. I would have to pass on it...your mind is  one of the few things in life that is still private... and should remain so.....   lets face it we all  have thoughts sometime that  pass thru our minds  that could be  misinterpreted... that we would never act on .. or that if the thought was known it  might be hurtful to some one  to know it..luckily there is a part in our brain that inhibits us from  just expressing any thought that passes thru...and  for any one to be privy to  that   would negate  that part of you.. and cause more harm than good for yourself as well as  others....
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You are using one right now.\n\nI have checked the readings for your question but it doesn't seem to record any thinking at all. Do you think it's broken or...\n\n///
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This happens to me. It is a radio frequency issue. Ususally if you have some kind of wireless device near your computer, the radio frequency interferes. For me, it is my cell phone near my speakers. I always know when my cell phone is going to ring, because my computer speakers make that same strange buzzing noise before hand. I think this problem is primarily systematic with cheap $20 COMPUSA speakers.