¶ Extrasensoriality
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RBF Definitions
"Better than 99 percent of all important technologies affecting the acceleration of change are invisible.
Man cannot see what is going on. He cannot ‘see’ the chemistries, he cannot see the alloys. Most of the important rates and patterns of change cannot be apprehended by him directly in a sensorial manner. Not only does man have a very narrow range of tunability in the electromagnetic spectrum where he can actually see, but he also has a very narrow spectrum of motion apprehension. He cannot see the hands of the clock moving or the stars or any of the atoms in motion."
(Slightly adapted.)
¶ Citations
- THE YEAR 2000, San Jose State College. Mar’66
