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What this demonstrated was that ELF, those frequencies which most effect human brain
functions, could be manipulated externally with profound results.
Flanagan's Brain Tool
In 1958 when Dr. Patrick Flanagan was 14 years old, he invented the Neurophone, which
won him world recognition as one of the brightest inventors of our time. The Neurophone
device can convert sound (like words and music) into electrical impulses which can be
transferred through any point on the body directly into the brain, bypassing the ear and
associated hearing mechanisms entirely. For more than six years the United States Patent
Office refused to issue a patent for the device while they debated the fine points of the
technology.
In the end, the government declared that the Neurophone would never work, and refused
the patent.
Patrick and his lawyer then went to Washington D.C. with a working model of the device
to show the patent examiner. The examiner told the duo that if the device could make one of
their employees who was deaf hear, he would reopen the case and issue the patent. The
device was tested, the employee "heard" and the patent was granted.
Dr. Flanagan later went to work for Tufts University and began his next stage of research
on the Neurophone. As a research scientist for Tufts, he began to work on a man to dolphin
speech system for the Navy. This research led to the development of a 3-D holographic sound
system which could place sounds in any location in space as perceived by a listener.
Additional research led to a vastly improved digital Neurophone, for which a patent
application was filed. Immediately, the United States Defense Intelligence Agency placed it
under a secrecy order as a matter of national security. Dr. Flanagan was forbidden from
conducting further research or even talking about his technology for four years.
This technology has now been replaced with superior technology developed in Europe in
2001. The technology far surpasses the performance of the Flanagan invention in all
applications by integrating modern circuit designs with 21st century engineering. The new
technology delivers significantly greatest energy efficiency through a more biologically
compatible signal. This technology will be made available in late 2001 or early 2002 for
accelerated learning applications, body system balancing and trials in hearing enhancement
applications.
In the years since, Dr. Flanagan periodically toyed with new concept and design advances
for Neurophonic technology. This device could be used as the ultimate computer to brain
interface tool, and is being considered for reintroduction into the market place. The idea that
large amounts of properly formatted information can be transferred into long term memory
would revolutionize education, making the current model obsolete. Education would shift to
greater emphasis on learning strategies and resources, rather than data accumulation. These
changes would establish greater possibilities for creative advancement and self-actualization
by mastery of intellectual potentials.
The Neurophone was one of the most powerful brain entrainment devices developed
until new advances were made in the science in Europe in 2001. In recent years, these other
researchers have advanced the technology and continued to work on the possibilities it
offers, with an emphasis on other modes of transmission.
Given the Defense Intelligence Agency‘s interest in the earlier device, it is very likely that
they have also continued to work to improve it. Discussions with several inventors over the
last few years about the HAARP project revealed that this radio transmitter, the ionospheric
heater, could possibly be used as a wireless brain entrainment device.
This use has the greatest invasive possibilities.