National Security Secret #58

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#58. Flash photography inside a static electric field is easy to forget.

Smile and say "Why are we standing here?".   There's no cause for alarm though - there never is.

If you're curious about static electric fields and why our country is covered with them, read the #1 secret on the list.  Everywhere a cell phone can reach 2 cell towers there's oscillating current and static electric fields hand-in-hand.

For a brief explanation of how it's possible to lose short term memories:

• An oscillating static electric field above a certain frequency emits ultrasound - that's bad.
• All it takes to initiate such an oscillation is the flash from a camera or phone.
• The more flashes, the more memory can be affected.
• The less time between flashes, the stronger it can be.

Building an apparatus to try wiping your own mind is simple and inexpensive.  You'll find a link to the pertinent details just below these tips:

1. A stronger static electric field with greater charge will give better results - use as strong a DC electromagnet as possible to anchor the field.
2. A brighter flash will give better results than a dim one - use a standalone camera flash with the shortest time possible between flashes.
3. A more rapidly built static electric field gives better results than one which takes minutes to strengthen - consider using more than 1 apparatus  to create the field.

• Apparatus that mimics the ability of stage hypnotists to make someone forget their own name for a controlled amount of time
• Apparatus for generating a static electric field

More information will be provided.

Originally posted on 01-31-2022