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This should go straight into The Paracast forum hall of fame-hillarious! In any case, I agree. Let alone we've completely bypassed questioning the need to transmit a message via binary code if these are in fact humans from our future. Dubious indeed. Seems if that's the case the message would be a little more direct, perhaps delivered in english and saying something like: Hello. We are humans from the future yada, yada..." Binary code seems the heavy handed brainchild of some sci-fi flunkie. If it turns out these messages are of ET origin, I am officially airing my doubts about their competency.

Regarding the question about implanting information into the minds of people: yes, we can do it, but the idea of 100% recall is a bit of a myth. In the cases where research has revealed a potential to do so the results are more likely related to the anomaly of a candidate's particular genius rather than an indicator of the capacity to reliably implant information. Hypnosis btw has proven pretty piss poor in doing such things, despite the runaway adds in the back of men's magazines claiming otherwise.

<blockquote data-quote="Hotkafka" data-source="post: 111231" data-attributes="member: 2536">This should go straight into The Paracast forum hall of fame-hillarious!&nbsp; In any case, I agree.&nbsp; Let alone we&#039;ve completely bypassed questioning the need to transmit a message via binary code if these are in fact humans from our future.&nbsp; Dubious indeed.&nbsp; Seems if that&#039;s the case the message would be a little more direct, perhaps delivered in english and saying something like: Hello.&nbsp; We are humans from the future yada, yada...&quot;&nbsp; Binary code seems the heavy handed brainchild of some sci-fi flunkie.&nbsp; If it turns out these messages are of ET origin, I am officially airing my doubts about their competency.&nbsp; Regarding the question about implanting information into the minds of people: yes, we can do it, but the idea of 100% recall is a bit of a myth.&nbsp; In the cases where research has revealed a potential to do so the results are more likely related to the anomaly of a candidate&#039;s particular genius rather than an indicator of the capacity to reliably implant information.&nbsp; Hypnosis btw has proven pretty piss poor in doing such things, despite the runaway adds in the back of men&#039;s magazines claiming otherwise.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Hotkafka, post: 111231, member: 2536"] This should go straight into The Paracast forum hall of fame-hillarious! In any case, I agree. Let alone we've completely bypassed questioning the need to transmit a message via binary code if these are in fact humans from our future. Dubious indeed. Seems if that's the case the message would be a little more direct, perhaps delivered in english and saying something like: Hello. We are humans from the future yada, yada..." Binary code seems the heavy handed brainchild of some sci-fi flunkie. If it turns out these messages are of ET origin, I am officially airing my doubts about their competency. Regarding the question about implanting information into the minds of people: yes, we can do it, but the idea of 100% recall is a bit of a myth. In the cases where research has revealed a potential to do so the results are more likely related to the anomaly of a candidate's particular genius rather than an indicator of the capacity to reliably implant information. Hypnosis btw has proven pretty piss poor in doing such things, despite the runaway adds in the back of men's magazines claiming otherwise. [/QUOTE]

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