A LIST OF THINGS, PROCESSES, JOBS, PONEROLOGICAL CHEOROGRAPHED EXECUTION OF COLLECTIVE PSYCHOPATHY, ETC. IN EVERYDAY MONARCH PARLANCE:
disassociate network
central division programming arena
ground branch
branch center
branch office
internal affairs
internal special services
technical special services
abductive forensics (J. Giordano, PhD/NW Washington, DC, 2017)
doppelganger/chimera/monarch
neuro-monitoring/neuro-modulation
Gateway Process
'N3' neuro-modulation program
Narrative Networks psychological operations group
Stimociever, (psio-electric-transducer) bio-communication (human implant) surgically placed device trans-cranial (transponder) [ionized-radiological information is a telemetric electroencephalographic interpreted brainwave graph analyzed and manipulated via software user interface. The Stimociever was discovered by Yale professor, neuro-scientist, Jose Delgado, PhD [refer to (url) link, where you can buy (on Amazon.com) Jose Delgado’s book, “Towards a Psycho-civilized Society”: https://amzn.to/3cmHqMx ]
human performance
spoofing
brainwashing via deprivation
environment variables
targeted arena
forced outcomes
plasticity
Additional source [has (url) link shown below] [verified by authentic project documentation papers, professionals with credentials (already verified) turned back on profession gave expert-level, first-hand account of (prior) direct professional involvement is verbalized testimony given in interview with media celebrity, and organized group effort made digital record (evidence of brainwave manipulation associated with person did not give consent for his brain to be manipulated) hidden/live/"hot camera with sound" indisputable evidence can be used in court of law in defense of basic essential human rights violations, any person has the right to refuse the use of their "mind/body brain paradigm," (as such, is one-hundred percent owned by you, me and everyone else in the world for that matter) used in conjunction with a controller's use of a targeted neuro-modulation neuro-weapon, such as M.I.N.D. A.D.S. or T.A.M.I. was created by Robert Duncan, BA, MS, MBA, PhD (refer to Google.com search: "Robert Duncan, PhD, Project: Soul Catcher, Secrets of Cybernetic and Cyber Warfare Revealed”).
The words following the (url) link written subsequently after the end of this sentence are taken/borrowed from the link (is the Wikipedia definition for "Dr. Jose M. R. Delgado").
Description
Physical control of the mind by direct manipulation of the brain is a novel event in human history. In this volume, Dr. Jose M. R. Delgado describes his pioneering work in implanting electrodes in the brains of cats, monkeys, and men. Through electrical stimulation of specific cerebral structures, Delgado demonstrates how movements can be induced by radio command, hostility may appear or disappear, social hierarchy can be modified, sexual behavior may be changed, and memory, emotions, and the thinking process may be influenced by remote control.
The mind is no longer unreachable, and may be the subject of experimental investigations. According to Delgado, we need to reorient the aims of civilization to restore a balance between its physical and psychological evolution. Our present mechanized society is dangerously self-perpetuating, and should be "psychocivilized" in order to develop wiser minds, to intelligently control our awesome technological advances.
Dr. Delgado believes mankind’s primary objective should be “not the development of machines, but of man himself.” He writes lucidly about his work, putting it into the context of what is known about the mind and the brain, and exploring long-range ethical and social implications of his discoveries. Despite the ongoing controversy over his work, the result is an exceedingly important and provocative book.
Jose M. R. Delgado was born in Ronda, Spain, and received his medical training at Madrid University, where he was Associate Professor of Physiology until 1950, when he came to Yale University to work with Dr. John Fulton. He became Professor of Physiology at Yale, where he developed techniques for electrical and chemical stimulation of the brain. He published more than 200 scientific papers, and became perhaps the most notorious "mind control" researcher in the history of neuro-behavioral research.
Wikipedia bio-sketch of Yale professor, Jose Delgado, has (url) link shown below.
The following words are taken/borrowed from the (url) link shown above:
In 1946 Rodríguez Delgado won a fellowship at Yale University in the department of physiology under the direction of John F. Fulton. In 1950, Rodríguez Delgado accepted a position in the physiology department which at the time was headed by John Fulton. By 1952, he had co-authored his first paper on implanting electrodes into humans.
The following words are taken/borrowed from the (url) link is shown below.
Tourette syndrome
Further information: Management of Tourette syndrome
DBS has been used experimentally in treating adults with severe Tourette syndrome that does not respond to conventional treatment. Despite widely publicized early successes, DBS remains a highly experimental procedure for the treatment of Tourette's, and more study is needed to determine whether long-term benefits outweigh the risks.[13][14][15][16] The procedure is well tolerated, but complications include "short battery life, abrupt symptom worsening upon cessation of stimulation, hypomanic or manic conversion, and the significant time and effort involved in optimizing stimulation parameters".[17] As of 2006, five people with TS had been reported on; all experienced reduction in tics and the disappearance of obsessive-compulsive behaviors.[17]
The procedure is invasive and expensive, and requires long-term expert care. Benefits for severe Tourette's are not conclusive, considering less robust effects of this surgery seen in the Netherlands. Tourette's is more common in pediatric populations, tending to remit in adulthood, so in general this would not be a recommended procedure for use on children. Because diagnosis of Tourette's is made based on a history of symptoms rather than analysis of neurological activity, it may not always be clear how to apply DBS for a particular person. Due to concern over the use of DBS in Tourette. Refer to photo of a real neuro-surgery (adminstered by physician) gave transcranial impant to human. This photo can be obseved by clicking on it's (url) direct link found below.
And finally, the endnotes (bibliography) list of (published articles, peer reviewed professional journal (column entry) contributions (are shown in subsequent paragraphs with their associated (url) links proved the facts were already explained and comprehensively defined (here) with systematic clinical bases, where this list of bibliographic references list has words are have direct correlation to the facts presented here, are (de facto) the words following this sentence (written verbatim) taken/borrowed from the (url) link shown below.
External links
16 second YouTube graphic of an idealized working DBS
Patient with wired brain At time index 1:24, a black and white YouTube video of Dr Robert Galbraith Heath and a patient with DBS wires embedded in their brain.
Time Magazine February 2011
The Perils of Deep Brain Stimulation for Depression. Author Danielle Egan. September 24, 2015.
Brain Implants: Spinning the Trial Results to Protect the Product. Author Danielle Egan. January 14, 2018.
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"THE PLEASURE CENTRES" McGill University
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"Invasive Studies of the Human Epileptic Brain: Principles and Practice" edited by Samden D. Lhatoo, Philippe Kahane, Hans O. Luders. Page 10 of chapter "History of Invasive EEG".
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"Depth-electrographic stimulation of the human brain and behavior" 1968
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"Report to the people" by Governor C. Elmer Anderson. The Winthrop News. October 1st, 1953
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"For the mentally ill Pacemakers regulate the brain" Newspaper "The Spokesman Review" May 8, 1977.
"Functional and Stereotactic Neurosurgery author E.I. Kandel. year 1989. Page 133."
Review of Neuromodulator Techniques and Technological Limitations 5.1. Limitations of electrical electrodes page 4. November 2015. Authors Rabinder Henry, Martin Deckert, Velmathi Guruviah & Bertram Schmidt
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"Erotic self-stimulation and brain implants". 2008-09-16.
Moan C.E., Heath R.G. (1972). "Septal stimulation for the initiation of heterosexual activity in a homosexual male". Journal of Behavior Therapy and Experimental Psychiatry. 3: 23–30. doi:10.1016/0005-7916(72)90029-8.
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"Paralyzed woman uses mind-control technology to operate robotic arm" by Scott Pelley CBS News May 16, 2012.
Surbecka Werner, Bouthillierb Alain, Khoa Nguyenc Dang (2013). "Bilateral cortical representation of orgasmic ecstasy localized by depth electrodes". Epilepsy & Behavior Case Reports. 1: 62–65. doi:10.1016/j.ebcr.2013.03.002. PMC 4150648. PMID 25667829.
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"Electronic implants studied for treatment of drug addiction" CTV news. May 8, 2019. Author Erika Kinetz, The Associated Press.
-Mark R. Rowe
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