EDITORIAL

If You Could Read My Mind

Starstream Research has been engaged for over a year with a team of physicians who are brain researchers, PhD's who do cultural and clinical psychology research, and who alert us to DARPA BAA's, other DoD open initiatives, and copies of unclassified requests for proposal and their responses.

According to one source, "While it is too early to reach definitive conclusions, the following can be stated with reasonable confidence:

Several years ago, three separate elements of the Intelligence Community began reaching out to the open Academic Community for briefings and advice on Detection of Deception research opportunities, especially with tools earlier sponsored by NASA, Air Force, and even NIH research in direct central nervous system measurements of cognitive pathways of telling lies, or confabulation."

Some of the proposals are directed towards cultural and context-dependent counter-terrorism and border screening situations. Typically, the research, funded in the open by several government agencies, is disparate and uncoordinated. Although it is possible that a better focused covert classified program exists hidden in the black-budget of the U.S. Government, we have been told that it is unlikely that any covert research exists. According to our source, the capital equipment needed to do Detection of Deception research using advanced digital EEG, functional Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Data Fusion with traditional polygraph analog data, NASA and Air Force skull-cap Near Infra-red Spectroscopy and more..."hardly exists in any government laboratory."

"While this work is proceeding in the open...although with numerous
disconnected grants from DoD, NSF, NIH, and several private medical research Foundations...all for fundamental 'theory of mind' basic research with little application orientation...more specific work is being proposed for which funding is being sought." One example is the program previously referenced by Starstream Research as "advanced mind-brain research."

A source tells us he has "heard" that at least three proposals in which subjects at distances from each other, in separate academic laboratories, with either MRI or EEG monitoring of "sender and percipient" in surrogate STAR GATE 'mind to mind' scenarios have been made as unsolicited proposals. Our contact has never confirmed that any have been accepted. Why? We are told that such proposals are viewed by "the current highly conservative, clinical psychological traditionalists in the Intelligence Community as being too risky and not hypothesis-driven."

It is our opinion that we have actually only been shown the tip of the iceberg. The frontier of the human mind has been a long-held holy grail quest for the intelligence communities. Why waste billions of dollars on expensive hardware to destroy your enemy when you can simply read their mind and, perhaps sometime in the future, change it.

Starstream Research protects our sources, but we assure you all of the above is from public sources and our own analysis of our advisors...who are pointing us toward the BAA's, and public open literature.

By the way, the above is in direct response to our 'instructions' from on high. So take everything you read here with at least one small grain of salt. The programs are real enough, but so too is the system that closely guards and monitors the national security.

Are we providing a public service message by channeling this kind of information to the mainstream media? Personally, we are excited by the possibility that modern cutting-edge medical technology might someday confirm what so many have suspected and speculated about all of these years: Telepathy, or mind to mind communication is not only possible, but forms a powerful substructure to human society and behavior.

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