Ok /x/ here we go.
We found a patent for a mind controlling machine.
>>17516379
After some research we found a software the guy made, allegedly it works.
We need to test it.
I'm already installed it, but I'm already shiting my pants in anticipation we need brave anons that volunteer to test the software and report any effect it may had.
If it works you contributed to internet history, if it don't, you have nothing to loose.
>>17519024
Jackass
https://web.archive.org/web/20041209055209/http://cuewave.com/zeta/WebClass1.ASP?WCI=template6&WCU
The download link.
installing...
Starting...
>>17519024
shit looks shady. did op really try to b8 us into a trojan?
THERE IS NO ANON ONLY ZUUL
>>17519052
No trojan so far, just a creepy experiment software.
Adjusted the parameters, I'm starting the experiment.
See you in half an hour.
Couldn't finish.
Got 18 minutes of it.
Experienced some physical effects, definitely soften stool, barely avoided shitting my pants, but I was expecting that, mild dissorentation, and discomfort.
Can't rule out suggestion, but I'm sure it does something.
We need more tests.
>>17519158
what a faggot
>>17519172
For not crapping my pants?
You try it and tell me what happens.
Fuck now my head hurts, if this kills me I'm gonna haunt you fuckers, you can be sure of that.
Going to wait and meditate for a couple of hours so I can get my brainwaves straight again and I'm gonna try again.
Any anon that wish to try it, is encouraged to do so, maybe we discover something truly interesting.
The rest of the patents of the guy were fascinating to say the least, and what you can do with an imperceptible frecuency that can provoke changes in your physical body it's way to creepy to let it slide.
Everybody died.
>>17519708
/Thread
>>17519708
The only result of the experimentation with the program was soften stool.
Wich makes it, by far, the most diabolical software ever created.
Anyone else tried this ?
Gonna try this. We'll see.
>>17520450
Keep us informed ,I'm waiting
>>17520477
I've read through instructions. These all seem very long tests similar to I - doser. I have experienced effects from that so I would love to see the comparison, but i do not have the time rn. I will update later with observations.
>>17520535
Allright see you later
>inb4 polybius
>>17519051
what is the covert manipulation option?
>>17519024
>weve found
Youve found jacked shit, that shit was posted thousands of times already and its old as fuck
>>17520624
And archeologist always claim to have found stuff.
Also the patent is very well know but the software isn't.
>>17520620
>>17520879
>>17520879
>>17520884
Well, fuck.
>>17520879
>>17519024
Am a ifag. any link out there that I can use to download on my shitty macbook?
>>17521087
Sorry windows only.
>>17521134
bogus
>>17520884
this is why cannabis is illegal?
>>17521215
Wait, what?
>>17521222
they done want your endocrine state to be affected by the cannabis
>>17521231
don't*
>>17521222
>>17521231
so they can control your mind man easier shit
>>17519708
especially Heath Ledger
>>17519059
Sounds like you need an old-fashioned cathode ray tube monitor for this thing to function properly. Flat panel monitors don't really emit much of an EM field.
anyone else try it?
I'll do it tonight with my old CRT monitor + sitting close at the monitor screen
>mfw no one calls out OP for wasting their time
>mfw no one replies about their observations
>mfw everyone accidentally became vegetables with loose stools
>mfw this thing actually works
Is this at all related to the united states patent on a method of EM/subliminal mind control via television? I can't remember the exact number, but this seems to fit that patent fairly well.
>>17523363
It's either that or the program is actually a virus which deletes System32.
>>17521087
>Secret unveiled mind control program paid by the military.
>No Mac version.
Not cool U.S military.
>>17520624
>jacked shit
>jacked
I love it when retards scorn other retards and don't realise that they're themselves being retards. It's like when black folks say "aks", instead of "ask". Oh it makes me chuckle.
I just spent the last 30 minutes of my life starring into a grey monitor.
Feels like I've just meditated.
>>17523750
Something happened?
>>17523900
Not really. I just feel more focused.
>>17523927
Focused on killing the president?
>>17523955
Nope. Just focused.
>>17523965
Mmmm...
I'm still not sure what this software actually does.
/g/ said that it changed colors so close to each other that you can't notice it, also the weird beep.
One of two, one morning you wake and kill the president.
Or nothing happens, not sure.
Alright so the guy worked for a company Cuewave Corp and eventually took over to become the ceo, I got the number from a QR code it's +17607288767. I called expecting an answering machine since the place should be closed but some girl answered and it caught me off-guard so I hung up. Be my guest if you'd like to find out a little bit more.
>>17519024
Meth isolation Molly and dogma do it well tooo fyi
>>17525186
Fuck off
>>17526330
If instead of being a useless bump faggot you wanna go find out who these people are
http://www.whitepages.com/name/Hendricus-C-Loos/Fallbrook-CA/3ht7s37
In the whitepages under people you may know, Sonia, Toby and Lynn, find out what they went to school for stuff like that. It's like 5am so I'm done for tonight.
Mind control usually won't work if the person is expecting it, show it to a random person and see if it effects them
>>17526348
That's hypnosis.
>>17526345
Ok ill try my best.
>>17526422
Head over to this thread I'm still digging around I'm just about to dump some interesting info.
>>17526407
I never fucking post, because I'm fucking asshole.
I use ida to decompile th shit, and I saw some shit.
conts?
>>17526443
Info is info.
We could ask /g/ to be sure.
>>17526443
templeos is that you?
software dev also :|
The other thread got derrailed
,
Got do you got?
Any info in the program.
Can somebody said what it does?
>>17528237
Other thread didn't get derailed, it's for research on the creator. This thread is for testing the program.
Going to try it tonight.
What should I keep in mind? What do we know so far?
I'm being completely honest I dont feel too good
Wtf was that shit why do is even listen to you guys
>>17529146
Like my eyes feel sore and my brain feels like it's going to take a shit. Back is feeling pretty stiff too...
>>17529171
AAAHHHHHH THERES TENTICALS SHOOTING OUT OF MY ASSHOLE
WHAT HAVE YOU GUYS DONE
UPDATE: STILL SHOOTING TENTACLES FROM MY EYES AND ASSHOLE, FUCK YOU GUYS
>>17529084
A couple of things, we have two theories about how it works,
theory 1: Uses your montitor to produce waves on low ranges, wich could affect your nervous system.
theory 2: it changes colors so fast and so close to each other that you can notice it, and produce a subliminal response.
We can rule out suggestion given the method involved for testing.
Besides that, we have the info on the creator that's pretty solid, proof that he did worked on this field and he was good enough at it.
Good enough for a remote mind controlling device?
I don't know.
>>17529296
Just tried the software:
"Getting started" section with beep sound , eyes closed and squeezing thigh sync with beep.
Beep sound follows a sinus. Gets fast and slow
Its relaxing but got boring last 15 mins.
Normal meditating with Cross-legged posture made me more high than this application.
Tomorrow I"ll try the next step.
Must, kill, John, Lennon....
>>17529171
I can confirm this i just tried it,but my back doesn't fell stiff.
>>17529296
Shut the fuck up,rp fag.
>>17519708
Rip me. I died from being dead :(
I just turned it on and now it feels like my brain just decided to take a shit and leave on me
>>17519032
Which one should I download?
>>17530485
>We can rule out suggestion given the method involved for testing.
How so? Everyone involved has more than likely been expecting/looking for *something* to happen, the only way to eliminate "suggestion" would be to subject random people to it without warning.
>>17532204
If you prefer the Standard Installation Package, click on CueTest for downloading a self-extracting executable (2.08 MB).
Install it,
if you are on win7 or higher run it like win xp 3
>>17532231
Yeah, that was a typo, we can't.
But we are on /x/ there's a thread next to this with a picture of a goat in a tree.
I don't have a lab coat and a degree in the wall.
If it works here it could work anywhere.
In a faster board it could get out of control.
>>17532231
I rather trust the criteria of the people participating.
It's an experiment to test if a software can produces physical effects in your body.
What you need is to test in all kinds of people all kinds of personalities, could be an internet produced disease.
We test it on the internet to see how people react to it, we don't understand the mechanics involved, yet.
Given enough tests we can draw conclussions.
>>17532266
Actually I have an idea; what if we take it over to /sci/, /r9k/, maybe /b/ or some other technologically savvy board and claim that we made this for some programming class for whatever reason and ask them if it's working right? Or something along those lines, I just pulled this idea out of my ass three seconds ago so it could probably use some work because they're probably gonna have a few questions. Anyway, if anybody in THOSE threads claims to feel something off while watching it, then THAT would rule out any potential influences.
I figure one of you guys would be creative enough to fill out the details to provide a cover story: imagination is definitely /x/'s forte.
>>17523955
Incoming V&
>>17532336
/B/ is definitely a great place... I suggest we start with /sci/. I'm going to try the program on sunday and report my findings. Anybody else brave enough?
Tried to install it, keeps giving me
>Run-time error '75':
>Path/file access error
Help me /x/, I want to use it.
>>17532352
Run faster?
>>17532352
Sounds like you're not the administrator on the computer. Running the program on any school/library computers will not work. Unless you are using it on the admin acc.
>>17532349
If we can get /sci/ to participate that would be great, but getting their interest is gonna be difficult, I don't think i've seen a board with staler content.
>>17532336
Of course it is, wich is the problem we have here.
We generated a response, but it was our response, or a response estimulated by the software, what are the exact effects of it,
I made a couple of threads
>>>/sci/7962341
>>>/g/53727766
With the exception of a thread, I made on /diy/
The science behind is sketchy at least, mostly because nobody can explains how it could work, nobody should be doing this kind of experiments, but it can be done.
I have a question, there's a paper he did on Hopfied neurons, can anybody read it?
Did he says what neurons did he used for the research?
Who, was the animal used for testing?
>>17532371
Nevermind I checked it's another thing.
He did the patents, did he tested this in humans?
That's a very decent question.
Here's the letter i made to /sci/.
>>7970928
>>17532399
>>>/sci/7970928
Help bump the letter.
/sci/'s reponse
>No, electromagnetic nervous system stimulation to effective mind control levels cannot be achieved by simple software. You cannot eliminate the placebo effect from the set of physiological responses observed. Although your post might not be about that famous mind control patent, in which case I excuse myself. Good night in any case.
>>17526359
no. you can't actually hypnotise someone against their will.
>>17532445
I got told by /sci/ they're better than me I'll wait for a response.
The quote from the 'What can be done?' From the side menu.
>Running CueTest will help you discover whether you are sensitive to pulsed electric fields.
Where did OP get mind controlling from?
Guys, did you read the 'getting started'? If you turn beeps on do you just hear the default error noise?
From what I can gather, this is just a system to notify you to squeeze your thigh ever set given amount of time.
Guys srsly what is this? This doesn't seem that interesting at all if you read all of the given info.
>>17533324
Some of the theory behind it, is interesting.
And there's a slim chance of the software working in one of three ways.
>>17530485
If you get more than 20% responses produced by a placebo effect, you stll have a successful placebo effect generator.
>>17534724
Best way to test the software is to test it on a unsuspecting person to use as a control. If you know what it's for and you test it on yourself, there's no way to rule out whether it's a placebo or it actually works. Let's try to find volunteers who don't know what their getting into.
>>17519158
enjoy ur placebo effect
>>17519024
Apple have patent on cutting advertisement machine but no one man have it. So you shall down your worry.
We don't know wether this is a placebo or it actually works.
>>17534843
weird phrase, because placebo some times is work
Looks like 4chan's prank has started.
>>17532403
>>17532399
cringe
>>17534843
We sure don't.
One of my questions is how many people can you get to placebo just with the software interface (assuming it does nothing).
If it does something...
Well, I think we did better than expected.
