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[War Machine]

[SPEC]Expcnv.dat

[vapor]

I hesitate to trout because while it was mentioned before, nobody expanded on that theory and to me it seems a pretty viable one.

From the Bragen14 Analysis thread:

[jiblington]

ok can anyone cleverer then me translate that wiki page into something understandable, lol, i get that its to do with the reactions to gaps between a stimulus be it sound or vision but does it need both sound and vision? are we missing a video file to go with the audio file?

[vapor]

I believe the test used either sound or flashes of light, not both.

In one experiment, an amber light would flash (stimulus 1) followed by either a grean or a red light (stimulus 2). Participants would be asked to click a button as quickly as possible if S2 was green and do nothing if S2 was red. By measuring the amplitude of CNV between S1 and S2, it was theorized that the subject would be able to predict (presumably through precognition) the color of S2.

So it sounds more like a case study in ESP and not necessarily mind control.

[FilmEdge]

Interesting! What if there's some government test angle on this: the ability to predict a series of tones just before they/each are played?

Like an ESP test attempting to predict a series of unseen Zener cards behind a screen. Or perhaps the ability to remote sense a series of tones being played for a target subject.

Certainly the theme of communicating through music and mental telepathy figure prominently in CE3K, which undoubtedly will be a tribute subject for JJ in SUPER 8. Just the same as Spielberg combining computers and music as a nod to the careers of his parents. I can easily see Abrams playing his own angle on such references.

[MrAfroPanda]

.DAT

[FilmEdge]

This was covered in depth a while back when fervent analysis began, but in short: .dat is a file extension referring to a generic type of data file with no application associated to open it. It could be a text file, audio, video, etc.

The other files are currently inaccessible, regardless of extension.

[MrAfroPanda]

oops

[efendrich]

 the tones that play when you enter the path destination

[Xeno Lambrose]

efend...;

You stated, "I feel like I'm chasing dead ends most of the time."

Welcome to the club!

We're all missing most of our hair from this one--why do you think Jane Smith is so into aluminum hats?

[kosmopol]

Yes, efendrich, your question is our question too Actually this sound file wasn't really understood by us, even if people here analyzed it in high scientific ways. Perhaps it will be solved later.

[simplicityjones]

expcnv

[efendrich]

Do you remember how in Contact the transmission that they received from Vega had multiple layers? First was the sound message that they received that was a series of prime numbers (kinda like this message being similar to the golden ratio). And then there was the video and the images. What if there's some hidden picture underlying this set of frequencies on STIES website?

If there is though I wouldn't even begin to know how to look into that.

Oh, and Jane's office looks awesome by the way.

[spy]

Had an idea, and this stems from a pervious arg, as i havent really seen any other developments on this topid here we go;

I know in and arg for PORTAL2 from the game dev valve, it was set a every simaler way to this one where people could look at printouts from a simulator

also in this arg, the original game was incorperated where ingame radios sounds changed, and if you carried each radio to the end of each stage a new endgame cinematic played

Some one had the bright idea to anylize the random noise visually,with SStv this led to creation of a number images that reviled a clue

aka, could these tones in this arg MAKE and image through SSTV or another sound to image anyalyses , and just what kind of tone is it?

here is the link to the portal 2 arg page, if somone wanted to look into this, im too lazy, it had just sparked an idea
http://portalwiki.net/index.php/SSTV_Pictures

haent seen anything like this suggested yet, so dont hurt me if it has

[SeekerX]

It's a good idea, spy.
As far as I remember, in the original EXPCNV thread it was discussed a little bit whether the sequence could hold encoded images. But the efforts were to no avail. From what I read at Wiki about SSTV and how it works I would doubt any chance though. Quote from there: