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It's nonsense but here we are with an idiot POTUS that believes this kind of crap, and in addition they are looking for an excuse to demonize Cuba anyway because ... Obama, brown people.
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Cuba’s Academic Advantage: Why Students in Cuba Do Better in School Level of educational achievement (wikipedia) |
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Do 'Sonic Weapons' Adequately Explain 'Health Attacks' on Diplomats in Cuba? (snopes.com, Sep. 25, 2017)
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That the symptoms suffered by US diplmats still might be caused by aliens? Quote:
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We should probably also consider that the whole thing might be caused by something far more sinister than sonic attacks:
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By the way, in the trailer for the Cuban film Juan de los Muertos (Wikipedia) // Juan of the Dead (Wikipedia), you can see the building of the US embassy in Havana (when the movie was made: the US Interest Section) in the background, behind the attacking 'dissidents', from 0:36 to 0:38. :)
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More Cuban diplomats expelled after alleged attacks on US diplomats:
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It sounds like a 60's fantasy, undisclosed "weapons" targeting US diplomats and IMO it's even more ridiculous when Cuban diplomats are being expelled for not doing enough to stop an "attack" where it's not clear that an attack happened and no-one can say who is suspected of the attack and how they might have carried it out. |
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A couple days ago the AP news was that the first 'diplomats' affected, just days after Trumps election, were intelligence officers... aka SPIES! It seems several sources were willing to confirm this to reporters. Adding legs to the 'attack' story? But I don't believe it was manufactured from the start. They took it, fed it, and grew it to ridiculous proportions. If you have ever watched young children play and one of them falls or scrapes a knee, there is a moment where they look up to gauge the adult reaction. Stay calm and the kid isn't likely to cry. They stop for a few seconds and go on playing. Rush in and make a big deal and not only will the fallen kid cry, but the other kids get worried and upset as well! |
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And by now, every hypochondriac who ever stayed at the Hotel Capri in Havana appears to have scraped a knee: Quote:
My guess is that they were 'harmed' by the exact same 'attacks' … Aggression against U.S. diplomats in Havana: Unfounded and implausible (Oct. 5), from the Cuban newspaper Granma, which Breitbart calls ”communist propaganda outlet Granma”. Also from Granma: Declaración del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores (Oct. 3) |
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According to this recent article in Wired, there are objective ways of diagnosing impaired hearing: Quote:
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Quite interesting divergent developments about this affair since yesterday.
On the one hand, the Guardian published an article relying upon "[s]enior neurologists " to push a "mass hysteria" explanatory hypothesis (BTW, "mass hysteria" has been relabeled mass psychogenic illness since the nineties). On the other hand, Associated Press has put online what they claimed to be the first public audio of the sound allegedly broadcast to the affected persons in Cuba:
Obviously, major news medias then analyzed this audio file, like in making a specter analysis. And cautiously commented about it, a worthy example being an NBC article: "Listen to What Americans Heard in Mysterious Cuba Sound ‘Incidents’". Well, I've made with Audacity a sound specter of the AP file: https://media.joomeo.com/large/59e0fffc6fb9a.jpg Out of the obvious 50-240 Hz AC hum/noise background parasitizing the recording device (I've a lot of it on my own records :(), what's curious is around the 7000 Hz peak. I'll focus on it if you're interested. |
An old modem?! (youtube)
Also on iflscience.com. The AP News story Yes, please focus! And let us know if it encourages us to commit ritual satanic abuse if you play it backwards! :) |
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What was this audio recorded with? How much of the spectrum was lost? This is so stupid. Any of us who have been at this site long enough have seen this phenomenon before in the paranormal section. It's called bullcrap. |
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http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/13/politi...ons/index.html |
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A tone at 8k is very directional, very hearable, and won't penetrate most solid walls.
There may have been other elements to the sound, but if that 8k was there, all you had to do was locate the sound by ear and say wtf, maybe put in some foam earplugs, go to a different room or leave the building. I do that kind of thing all the time in response to noise. I don't get it. Could you sleep through some "sonic attack" that was damaging your hearing? It seems too weird to be true, but maybe. |
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New audio adds to mystery of attacks on US diplomats (CNN, Oct. 14, 2017)
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OK, I did exactly that, to focus, in focusing on a shorter, more accurately representative sample of 2.31 seconds of duration: https://media.joomeo.com/large/59e7fc8ca6576.jpg Then in magnifying the "size" [Taille] of the frequency spectrum from 1024 to 65536 [changing Audacity's language from French to English on the fly had a funny effect, which disappeared after a restart], which gave the following spectrum [screencapped]: https://media.joomeo.com/large/59e7ee767ef50.jpg Lots of well defined peaks and harmonics in what appeared as an undifferentiated mound at low "sizes". Both 40Hz and 50Hz AC peaks and their harmonics (until ~240Hz) are present. And also 15, 17, 25, and 30Hz peaks (all those ± 2Hz). The mound morphed into a fancy fractal. |
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It's not like we don't understand the physics of sound, infra or not. Some reporters are so gullible. These recordings are akin to videos of ghosts and moving lights in the sky. :rolleyes: |
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I have a covert recording of what happened to those US diplomats.
The audio signal is at 1:15 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4wwQpACwcoM We can see typical Cuban technology apparently dating from the 1960's. ETA A paper reviewing the issue here. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5528197/ |
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Let's assume for the moment that it's not. What might it be then instead? With respect to dann, it doesn't sound like any modem I've ever personally heard or have been able to find a sample of online. I suppose it's possible it might be some other kind of digital data mode. I'm familiar with some of these and have been trying to match it, but it just doesn't sound quite like any I personally know about - closest it comes is maybe PSK31 - but it doesn't seem to contain any of the "inflection" that common digital modes have. Plus you run into the problem that you actually need an HF receiver to pick them up and turn them into audible sound; it's not like someone would be "accidentally" physically hearing a PSK31 or RTTY signal because of a chance building arrangement or a badly made speaker component picking it up and resonating. |
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We agree. I simply lean toward the Trump admin. exaggerating this, as opposed to the mass hysteria explanation. |
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I have no idea what that signifies! Most of it seems to be way beyond the range of human hearing, so what would be the point of it? To annoy dolphins or scare away bats?! |
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