Developing Electro-Anesthesia Through Animal Testing and Covert Human Trials
In June 1966, a U.S. government review board quietly examined a research proposal to explore electro-anesthesia-the use of electrical current to render subjects unconscious. The plan was detailed, ambitious, and ethically ambiguous. The experiment would begin with...
Inside the Soviet Pursuit of Biological Fields and Mind Influence
Soviet physicist Viktor G. Adamenko outlines a theory for biological electrodynamics and psychoenergetics A declassified CIA translation of a Soviet academic paper reveals an effort to scientifically explain human consciousness, telepathy, and long-range bioenergetic...
