After setting up the equipment mentioned, place the electrodes from
the EEG machine up to one of the participants. Using the computer that
will be at the transmission end, begin the pre-programmed stimulus
package and the correlation process. The stimulus package may need to
be repeated for the correlation process. For this demonstration, only
one type of stimulus (auditory, visual, tactile, etc) needs to be
used. The stimulus does however need to correspond to the area of the
brain being monitored by the EEG machine. Once the correlation process
is completed, unhook the participant from the EEG machine. During the
correlation process, a secondary display can be set up to show what is
being correlated and/or how the process works. The data recorded
should be saved to a disc and then loaded into the computer with the
correlation program or one of the computers if both have the software.
At this point, the computer used for correlation in conjunction with
the transmission equipment would begin modulating the electromagnetic
transmission with the evoked potential patterns and begin broadcasting
to the other computers and their receiving equipment. The receiving
computer that has the specific evoked potential data loaded from the
previously mentioned disc would then be able to display the received
signals and what they correspond to in the pre-programmed stimulus
package. The other receiving computer with or without the correlation
software will not be able to display the corresponding stimulus from
the pre-programmed package to the electromagnetic transmissions that
were modulated with the evoked potential patterns without the data
from the previously mentioned disc being loaded into it. The person
running the demonstration could then also change the order that the
electromagnetic transmissions are modulated in the specific evoked
potential patterns from what corresponded to the stimulus package.
This in turn would show up on the receiving computer that was loaded
with the data from the disc. Said demonstrator could then also
manipulate the evoked potential data in the first computer to change
the appearance from the stimulus package. Along the lines of using the
data obtained to transmit a different set of evoked potentials, which
for example purposes would make a black square from the stimulus
package into a green square and a green circle from the stimulus
package into a black circle. Which in turn, would be displayed on the
receiving computer with the data from the disc loaded into it. The
psychotronic weaponry is capable of doing a lot more than this
unfortunately. The third computer mentioned can be made to display the
signals that it receives, much like an EEG display, or could be used
just to show that the signals would be 'noise' to it. By using the
third computer with the correlation software, one could then load the
specific evoked potential data from two separate individuals into the
separate receiving computers. The first computer could then be used to
transmit the different patterns in pulses which would only be
deciphered by the computer with the corresponding data from the discs.
For this demonstration, I would suggest using frequencies that would
not affect the participants unless giving them full warning and having
their consent. All data obtained should be promptly destroyed after
the demonstration.