Brainwave entertainment and BrainMachine

My "brain machine":

Github: https://github.com/asciiscry3r/brainmachine

I`m don`t have 10 mkF capasitors, but:

In life, when, I start this for first time, it’s difficult to understand the background EMF that passes in the speakers coils:

Updates and workarounds:

The brain does not operate in just one single frequency; the full spectrum of brainwave frequencies are always running, all the time. The dominant frequency determines our mental state – and entrainment temporarily shifts our mental state by boosting one frequency to be louder than the others.

The brain can be entrained within a certain frequency range, known as the Frequency Following Response (FFR) and was discovered by neuroscientists in the 1930s.

Worden, F. & Marsh, J. Frequency-following (microphonic-like) neural responses evoked by sound. Electroencephalogr. Clin. Neurophysiol. 25, 42–52 (1968).

• Delta Waves – (0.1 – 3.9 Hz) — When in a deep, dreamless sleep. Newborns sleep in this stage, adults less so.
• Theta Waves – (4 – 7.9 Hz) — Dreaming sleep (REM), this is the goal for meditation or self-hypnosis.
• Alpha Waves – (8 – 13.9 Hz) — Relaxed, daydreaming and watching TV.
• Beta Waves – (14 – 30 Hz) — The awake state. Engaged in activities and conversation.
• Gamma Waves – (31 Hz+) — Hyper alert, good for insights and higher learning.

Types Of Brainwave Entertainment:

• Music Modulation
• Monaural Beats
• Binaural Beats
• Isochronic Beats
• Sound and Light
• EEG Active
• Electromagnetic (EM)

Artifical telepathy and tele control

First, known for me, experiments with brainwaves - 1922/1923:

Кажинский Бернард - Биологическая радиосвязь/Kazhinsky Bernard - Biological radio communication

And first experiments with mental state transplantation.

"For me, looking for an analogy between the elements of the nervous system and the details of a radio station, it was clear that the author of the book did not find it possible (at least at that time) to attribute the meaning of "self-induction coils" to spirals in nerves. This conclusion was also confirmed by the fact that in the second place of the same book, A. V. Leontovich only casually mentions the capacitor phenomenon in the nervous system according to the theory of V. M. Bekhterev.[3] By the way, it will be noted that I did not find an indication of the analogy with the oscillations of the Thomson contour in the works of V. M. Bekhterev. Consequently, this question is completely new, not yet studied and awaiting its development."