> On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Michael J. Kane wrote:
> >
> > In addition to his work on Brain Fingerprinting, Dr. Farwell
> > has authored the forthcoming book: How Consciousness
> > Commands Matter: The New Scientific Revolution and the
> > Evidence t
On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Michael J. Kane wrote:
>
> In addition to his work on Brain Fingerprinting, Dr. Farwell
> has authored the forthcoming book: How Consciousness
> Commands Matter: The New Scientific Revolution and the
> Evidence that Anything Is Possible.
>
> Acc
Hi Tipsters & PESTS,
For your consideration:
In addition to his work on Brain Fingerprinting, Dr. Farwell has authored
the forthcoming
book: How Consciousness Commands Matter: The New Scientific Revolution and
the Evidence that Anything Is Possible.
According to his website:
"Dr
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Subject: Weeds, Grass, and Brain Fingerprinting
I must admit when I first heard the words "Brain Fingerprinting" I was also
quite concerned. The claims were a bit outrageous, but the science
At 10:42 AM -0500 12/11/00, David wrote:
>On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Stephen Black went:
>
>> I discovered their website without too much trouble
>> (http://brainwavescience.com/), and it had all the usual signs of
>> quackery: grandiose claims, association with Harvard University,
>
>Hey, Larry Farwell
On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Jonathan Roberts wrote:
> I must admit when I first heard the words "Brain Fingerprinting" I was also
> quite concerned. The claims were a bit outrageous, but the science behind
> them is fairly sound. The brain will respond differently to information
t" fictitious crime. Even though that is based
upon "sound science", I would hope that it wouldn't be used for forensic
purposes!
BTW, students get a real kick out of it.
Jonathan Roberts wrote:
> I must admit when I first heard the words "Brain Fingerprinting" I was
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Sent: Monday, December 11, 2000 1:13 AM
Subject: Brain fingerprinting: not another neuroscam!
> The US TV investigative journalism programme _60 Minutes_ tonight
> did a report on a technique called "Brain fingerprinting
At 1:13 AM -0500 12/11/00, Stephen Black wrote:
>The US TV investigative journalism programme _60 Minutes_ tonight
>did a report on a technique called "Brain fingerprinting" which
>purports to identify criminals by analyzing their brain waves.
>It sounded like class
I must admit when I first heard the words "Brain Fingerprinting" I was also
quite concerned. The claims were a bit outrageous, but the science behind
them is fairly sound. The brain will respond differently to information that
is familiar than to information that is novel. (thi
On Mon, 11 Dec 2000, Stephen Black went:
> I discovered their website without too much trouble
> (http://brainwavescience.com/), and it had all the usual signs of
> quackery: grandiose claims, association with Harvard University,
Hey, Larry Farwell is a "Former Harvard Faculty Member"! On close
The US TV investigative journalism programme _60 Minutes_ tonight
did a report on a technique called "Brain fingerprinting" which
purports to identify criminals by analyzing their brain waves.
It sounded like classic neuroquackery to me, especially when they
claimed that the bra
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