The Great Inventor on Thought Transmission and Predictions
The article discusses Sir Oliver Wedge and other scientists like Alexander Graham Bell and Edison in exploring thought transmission and psychic phenomena. It cites experiments on distant transmission, mentions trials in New York for fortune telling, and notes experts examining the brain as a pictorial source of impressions.
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Sore of Edison's Opinions Pyschic Fortes
The piece discusses Edison's views on psychic powers as natural phenomena and ironies about wireless inventions. It muses on perception, doubt, and future implications, suggesting broad connections between science and everyday life. The text reads like a fragmented historical reflection on invention and belief.
Edison on Wireless Missions and Hidden Forces
The passage discusses future potentials of wireless messages and unseen forces. It notes evolving scientific paths, possible new discoveries, and the influence of these forces on mankind, with a nod to experimentation and unidentified elements shaping progress.
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Fragmented reminiscence on memory and mind reading experiments
A fragmented reminiscence recalls lab experiments and a young man with a 40kroner coin, notes about nickel hydroxide for alkaline storage batteries, and puzzling mind influence ideas. It reflects on the limits of mind power, innovation, and the drive to expand human knowledge across generations.
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