A friend just recently introduced me to the work of a Dr. David Anderson. His website is http://www.andersoninsti...ntrol-technologies.htm. On a recent coast to coast with Art Bell he claims to have the ability to slow down and speed up time by a rate of at least ten minutes. The you tube link for this radio show is here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hhSE8oM-ZMg. The experiments he is talking about sound like science fiction and I am having serious trouble believing this is all possible. If what he is saying is true we are on the brink of the greatest technology ever discovered. I would be very interested if any of the Nexians are familiar with this research.

none of your links work

our human bodies can dilate time (It's like we suck it in and spit it out or something)
with something as abstract as "fun" or "boredom"
that has always fascinated me

Milton Erikson wrote a pretty cool book describing a series of experiments he did called Time Distortion in Hypnosis. Some of the work reminded me of hyperspace.

Here is some erstwhile discovered technology

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LOL!! AHHHHhhhhhh Thanks.....





But seriously folks. Gravity affects time in a measurable way. All of the GPS satellites orbiting our blue ball must be syncronized differently due to this phenomenon. Mass actually makes 'space' more closely knit and pretty much anything that we can detect(through electromagnetic interaction) is affected "relative" to say, something further away in space and not as influenced by the Earths gravitational field.


Fun, eh?

I just found this link before coming here......synchronicity?

http://www.redorbit.com/news/display/?id=126649


more fodder for straight thinkers to bash. I love feeding them.


<rings dinner bell> "DING DING DING DING"



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Shpongle

What an absolutely brilliant picture my friend...it gave me such a good *giggle*.


Much Peace and Sunshine

http://www.coasttocoastam.com/show/2010/01/31

Try that.

Had a quick look at the guys website, he doesn't come across as any kind of quack, he may well be on to something. Interesting and worrying at the same time.

Methtical