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Originally posted by MRC_Hans
Plus, as I also mentioned above, we KNOW that the human brain is not sensitive to EM waves, because if it was, you would "hear" radio signals.
So put those two things together:
Transmitted signals are so weak they are drowned out by noise
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No receiver sensitivity
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No communication.
Again: There is no physical mechanism that could support telepathy.
Who's been lying to you? Of course the brain is sensitive to EM waves, it's not even a matter of speculation anymore, hasn't been for years. It's observable fact. Countless government funded studies by the worlds biggest nations, including ours, has already reconciled this. It's the reason many european countries have instituted laws regarding an age limit for possessing a cellular phone: The EM radiation from cell phones has been linked to cancer; brain tumors in children especially because their brains, having not fully developed, are more sensitive to the effects of the EM waves. Just one small example.
There are organically synthesized magnetite crystals located in the sinuses of the human ethmoid bone. R. Baker, 1983. Just one among other many experiments conducted regarding the human body's ability to detect electromagnetic phenomena. Experiments have been conducted in which the hypothesis was tested stating that these crystals are used(by the numbers of nerve endings in the immediate area) by the brain to orient itself to the poles.
If you don't know anything about the DC perineural system and it's electromagnetic fields, then you really need to read up. It's existence provides the only theory of parapsychology that's amenable to direct experiment. It yields hypothesis for almost all such phenomena.