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|    BOB KLAHN to ALL    |
|    Solar flux and space weat    |
|    17 Aug 14 05:01:00    |
      * Original: FROM..... DAMON A. GETSMAN       * Original: TO....... ALL       * Original: FORUM.... HAM       * Forwarded by Silver Xpress         (0:0/0)               Okay, so this one is going to be a stretch for a lot of people, I realize.        No doubt I'll get some 'omg yr so insane' replies. It's alright; I'm used to       them.        Has anybody here ever read A. J. Tchijevsky's journal articles on the       "Index of Mass Human Excitability"? There is a history of people seeking to       map human movement and advancements in the arts, science, mathematics, and, of       course, tolerance to oppression, to the ~11 year cycle of the sun. It seems to       be a good subset of human advancements, and regressions, to map changes in       human behavior and society.        Basically, he divided up the agitation of mass human movements into five       phases:        1. provoking influence of leaders upon masses        2. the "exciting" effect of emphasized ideas upon the masses        3. the velocity of incitability due to the presence of a major psychic        center        4. the extensive areas covered by mass movements        5. integration and individualization of the masses               He attempted to map these kinds of events, historically, covering each year       from 500bc to 1922ad. I'll not go into the specifics, but you can find one       summary of his work at http://journal.borderlands.com/2000/sunspots-and-human-b       ehavior/.               I've always been attracted to scientific (and, obviously, waxing       pseudo-scientified, at times) works like this, that may have a 'higher'       explanation for the behavior of life, humanity, and bifurcation points that       lead to evolution of the mind, spirit, and biology. As long as I can remember       knowing about electromagnetism, and the resonance of the Schumann cavity (as       well as its effects on human behavior), I've thought of the implications of the       coupling of the geo-dynamo at the core, to the cavity, to the actions of the       life forms within it, to the ionosphere, to the sun, and beyond.        When I found this I was unable to stop thinking about it. I still can't.        When I consider the upheavals in my life, I cannot help but see if they map out       on this scale with a distribution that occurs not just randomly, but parallel       to these patterns.        I see my most turbulent and emotional days, for better or for worse, seem       to be the days when magnetic storms are in progress. I was just wondering if I       might persuade some of you to be a bit mindful of these things, if you read       this echo, or follow www.am-dx.com, and the solar reports. I'd like to know if       anybody else notices a correlation.        I'm done now. You can begin calling me insane.               Roy, if this is too tangental to the subject matter of this echo, please       let me know and I will repost it in a more appropriate area immediately. I       didn't want to upset anyone with multiple crosspostings at this point; I've       gotten my butthole shredded from that before.               -=-              "It is no measure of good health to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick       society." -- Jiddu Krishnamurti       -!- SBBSecho 2.26-OpenBSD        ! Origin: telnet to tinfoil.synchro.net (1:282/1057) (1:282/1057)                     BOB KLAHN bob.klahn@sev.org http://home.toltbbs.com/bobklahn               * Silver Xpress V4.5/P [Reg]       --- Platinum Xpress/Win/WINServer v3.0pr5        * Origin: Check Out Doc's SSL Secured Web BBS > DocsPlace.org (1:123/140)    |
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