Whisper' laser tech sends audible messages

"Researchers from MIT have discovered a way to send highly targeted audio signals directly to someone's ear at a distance using laser beams. The system works using the "photoacoustic" effect, where water vapor in the air absorbs light, forming sound waves."

Engadget

Heard this on Clyde Lewis on Ground Zero

Where they discussed the subject of which the article is about. However it seems the technology has a quite a difference between the two.

Either way, seeing this in the news has reminded me that it could provide insight on many potential theories people have. Voices in the head, gang stalking or mkultra it hits on many topics.

Just wanted to share with those whom may be interested.

Sounds like in Florida itd be a loudspeaker, but in Arizona it wouldnt work at all.

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THEY WANT TO MAKE PEOPLE MORE SCHIZOPHRENIC AND PARANOID.

Watched star trek IV the other day and I remembered the part where Kirk says 'we're going back to the 20th century to visit a primitive and paranoid civilisation'.

That's about right. Not so much primitive but paranoid... yes!

On another note, I suppose this could be good tech for undercover work.

originally posted by: ADVISOR
"Researchers from MIT have discovered a way to send highly targeted audio signals directly to someone's ear at a distance using laser beams. The system works using the "photoacoustic" effect, where water vapor in the air absorbs light, forming sound waves."

Engadget

Heard this on Clyde Lewis on Ground Zero

Where they discussed the subject of which the article is about. However it seems the technology has a quite a difference between the two.

Either way, seeing this in the news has reminded me that it could provide insight on many potential theories people have. Voices in the head, gang stalking or mkultra it hits on many topics.

Just wanted to share with those whom may be interested.

Coming out with this stuff at a, 'ahem' seemingly very early stage doesn't cut it with me..I wonder just how far they can achieve, more that a few metres I'll bet.

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Sounds like this has the makings for sound that travels at the speed of light.

Producing visual and audio phenomena anywhere and at the same time.