Mystery Odors Making People Sick

[thedude]

I'm so very discouraged by this thread. I made a simple hypothesis here. That was all. Repeatedly being debated on every point is not fun, especially on issues i never even once brought up like earthquakes. This thread was never meant to be debate on HAARP. My question was not if HAARP is capable of changing the weather, or making earthquakes. It was intended to be interpreted with the topic of this thread in mind. IS IT POSSIBLE THAT AN AURORAL ARRAY COULD BE CAUSING THE DISTURBANCES WE ARE SEEING IN THE HEADLINES?

I might be a "layman", but that doesn't mean that i don't have a measure of understanding and insight. I've never felt it necessary to bring up my education as it is all computer science related, about as relevant to what they do at HAARP as a telecommunications degree. Not like we are carrying around PHDs LetsReplicate ( or do you? ). At what point in acquiring your telecommunications degree did you discuss the propagation of longitudinal energy. It doesn't transmit like a wave but propagates through the interaction of them, I wouldn't intentionally refer to it as a wave as we have, but as scaler energy or longitudinal, your choice. If you can site where your formal education provided you with such a knowledgeable position with regard to longitudinal energy, i would be more accepting your superior understanding. If not I would show some grace and digress somewhat. There are many here who do have PHDs.

I saw no evidence or arguments presented by my adversarial counterpart here that required any further debate. I'm doing daily experiments using scaler and longitudinal energy. It can operate over a defined distance and with pressure. I'm not just ****ing around. I live these experiments, i know how to define them. I don't just make guesses. I research and read like mad. I do follow my heart, but i do much more than that. I can't stand condescension, and the suggestion that i don't live in "reality". Is SO insulting that i'm discouraged from posting here at these forums or working within this community all together. I never became condescending to Letsreplicate, he seemed to take me that way and i'm sorry for that. However, if i was being rude to him, it was with out purpose.

I did not say that this was "merely psychosomatic events triggered by some sort of mass hysteria".

...Let me sum up what happened at Father Judge High School. Some of the rooms were set too hot on one day (the thermostat) which caused a few students to get dehydrated. Seeing some students get sick made other students sick. All of the students that got sick were young, which makes them more prone to mass hysteria like dutchdivco said.

Having nothing but the contrary to focus on in discussion, i'm leaving the subject and most likely these forums altogether.

Just wanted finish here by sending out a big thanks to LetsReplicate for being so decidedly righteous. I find it intolerable that you continue to insist that i operate on assumptions based on fear. Goodbye.

[LetsReplicate]

I'm so very discouraged by this thread. I made a simple hypothesis here. That was all. Repeatedly being debated on every point is not fun, especially on issues i never even once brought up like earthquakes. This thread was never meant to be debate on HAARP. My question was not if HAARP is capable of changing the weather, or making earthquakes. It was intended to be interpreted with the topic of this thread in mind. IS IT POSSIBLE THAT AN AURORAL ARRAY COULD BE CAUSING THE DISTURBANCES WE ARE SEEING IN THE HEADLINES?

I might be a "layman", but that doesn't mean that i don't have a measure of understanding and insight. I've never felt it necessary to bring up my education as it is all computer science related, about as relevant to what they do at HAARP as a telecommunications degree. Not like we are carrying around PHDs LetsReplicate ( or do you? ). If not I would show some grace and digress somewhat. There are many here who do.

I saw no evidence or arguments presented by my adversarial counterpart here that required any further debate. I'm doing daily experiments using scaler and longitudinal waves, i'm not just ****ing around. I live these experiments, i know how to define them. I don't just make guesses. I research and read like mad. I do follow my heart, but i do much more than that. I can't stand condescension, and the suggestion that i don't live in "reality". Is SO insulting that i'm discouraged from posting here at these forums or working within this community all together. I never became condescending to Letsreplicate, he seemed to take me that way and i'm sorry for that. However, if i was being rude to him, it was with out purpose.

Having nothing but the contrary to focus on in discussion, i'm leaving the subject and most likely these forums altogether.

Just wanted finish here by sending out a big thanks to LetsReplicate for being so decidedly righteous. Goodbye.

thedude, my existence is not a pleasant one, especially at this time of year. I'm not going to go into details beyond that but I would like to apologize if you took offense to any of my statements as a result. Please don't take my statements as a representation of the forum.

"IS IT POSSIBLE THAT AN AURORAL ARRAY COULD BE CAUSING THE DISTURBANCES WE ARE SEEING IN THE HEADLINES?"

"There is no reason to assume a targeted attack by the most powerful radio transmitters in the world just to cause these effects. There might well have been a more local source of radio waves (like a microwave oven, or cell phone tower)."

I also provided a POSSIBLE counter explanation FOR THAT ONE INCIDENT by saying it might have been dehydration. You dismissed everything I said (and me directly) because you'd rather believe HAARP did it than ANY of the other MILLIONS of radio transmitters on the planet. A microwave oven has significantly more watts/meter cubed of output and could cause random heating if broken in a strange way.

We didn't have to digress into the HAARP discussion, my response on that was primarily to answer Slider2732's questions about it. Had you not responded with the an attempt to insult my ability to research, I would have returned to the original question faster. I did not insult your capability to research, only asked you to provide some of it to support the HARRP supposition. "HAARP did it" its a pretty wild claim unless you can provide a least one piece of evidence (even an anecdote) to support it. Were there HAARP rings over the schools? "Rainbow clouds"? How did you reach the conclusion that it might have been HAARP?

I did not say that you don't live in reality, only that the irrational fear of HAARP does not mesh with the reality about it. I have personally challenged Sheilaaliens (the person who made the video play list you linked to) on the subject of her irrational fear of the HAARP installations on several occasions. Sheilaaliens does not live in reality and she attempts to draw people into the fantasy with her. There are more people pushing wild fantasy about HAARP than the truth, and in a situation like that, it should be expected that the "laymen" (which I have much respect for and I'm trying to help) get mislead. Take off the shackles of fear about it, it's just a radio transmitter, it costs too much power to operate for them to bother with any "small scale attack" (like a school, or even a whole city).

[thedude]

i think i'm a bit tired and sad and hugely defensive ATM. I'm just plain sorry.

[LetsReplicate]

i think i'm a bit tired and sad and hugely defensive ATM. I'm just plain sorry.

I know how you feel man, it's the time of the year. Low light, and the barrage of "holier than thou" Christianity makes us all a bit edgy.

In a few weeks things will start to get better.