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[whitewitch173]

nup. don't belive that crap. as if sound waves could have even half the effect on us that ghosts do. it's stupid.   

[Kismit]

Perhaps it's not the sound waves affecting Us but the soundwaves affecting the spirits Whitewitch , like an amplifier of sorts . If this was the case then the results would still be the same or similar . We cant really go around denying the results of the experiment carried out in the originally posted story . The results are what may be termed facts and facts tend to be  really rare in paranormal terms . We need to use this information and see if it can fit another alternate solution .
All the original experiment really proved is that infrasound affects people through  subtle undetectable changes in there environment . It can actually be used as an argument for the exsistance of spiritsif you look at it the right way ..



By the way I forgot to thankyou Shadeaux for the original post , obviously a really good link .....    

[Celumnaz]

Aha!  Thanks for sharing this!!!  This kinda fits into the hutchinson effect I think among other things.  

Only some people are affected by the low frequency.
Only some people are sensitive to ghosts.

Sound is used to change human emotion, I can't find the patents atm. grr.
But think of listening music and all the different types... it affects emotion.

Low frequency's I'd imagine can come from earth crust plates rubbing or any number of subterran sources.

Can't find the articles but yea, sound used in weaponry to squish the brain in the skull leaving the rest untouched, level buildings...

Great to think about. Thanks!

[Agent_21]

A little more on vibration.

Professor Gavraud was an engineer who almost quit his post at an institute in Marseilles because he always felt ill at work. He decided against leaving when he discovered his recurrent attacks of nausea were caused by vibrations from an air-conditioning plant on an adjacent building.

Fascinated by the phenomena, Gavraud decided to build machines to produce infrasound so he could investigate it further. In casting around for designs, he discovered that the whistle with a pea issued to all French gendarmes produced a whole range of low-frequency sounds (early Urban Pacification?). So he built a giant whistle and powered it with compressed air.

The technician who gave the machine its first trial fell down dead on the spot. A post-mortem revealed that all his intestinal organs had been mashed into an amorphous jelly.

Source - Supernature, Lyall Watson.

[Cufflink]

Nasty.

If only the boom-box brigade would suffer the same fate.