Nothing special to feel on the hand that cannot be attributed to the Dell LCD monitor.
However, the image is provocative in the sense of appealing to an "overunity" mentality, as a metaphor. The part on the left reminds me of Hans Coler's circuitry in the Stromerzeuger. From: John Berry Hi, some of you may remember that I designed images that I claim effect the background energy of space (aether, dark matter/energy, higgs field, quantum foam) to the point of being felt by most people. Some people have felt the energy and inquired about why they can feel something hitting them (in public places with it out of sight and no introduction). Hence it is not just in the mind. How can it possibly work? Because light is a terrahertz electric and magnetic field, all EM effects the medium that it is manifested in making it a little bit more solid, that which is involved in light is not as free to move as that which is darker. Actually in quantum terms, the light could be said to be collapsing the quantum wave function where it passes, but allowing a greater degree of wave function elsewhere. Last time some people on the list felt it, some didn't and not enough were willing to answer to be terribly clear which group was in the majority, but probably feelers by a slim majority. Anyway I have improved the 'tech' enough that I would be very grateful if any who didn't feel anything, or were unsure last time would give it another shot. And if you haven't tried before, please try it. http://imageshack.com/a/img577/8635/7w1a.png (feel over the image and the line to the top right shoots energy out the side of your monitor) The sensation can differ from normal sensation, sometimes I will encounter this energy without expecting to, but it seems to require intent other times, it seems to depend on how this type of energy (chi?) is going in your body. You may feel warmth, cool, motion, tingle or buzz or some indescribable difference. It can be very obvious or very subtle, and change for the person in either direction. Feel free to answer in private if you prefer. Please answer either way. Thanks, John
