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>>3467390
He looks like a nice guy.
>>3467389

No. He was in one of Fransisco Franco's concentration camps in the Spanish Civil war, and he fought with the Fascists.

This is his response letter. Very short and to the point. From what I have read, he doesn't like to talk about anything personal. He is emotionally disturbed, or so the New York Times said back in his five minutes in the spotlight in the 1970s. I am going to post the lectures he sent me. The first is direct, hands-on material. Then he gets philosophical. Just read on: What follows is a dark, coldhearted account of animals fitted with helmets for the rest of their lives, with wires running out in all directions, and he tested humans, as well, which is the subject of this paper. More people need to know of this man and his beautiful research....

I wasn't sure if I should post this in /sci/ or /x/, but I thought the people in here would appreciate it more. I finished reading "Towards a Psychocivilized Society", and the author is a brain researcher. He is incredibly flamboyant, flaunting his research as, and these are his words, not mine, "A tool that we may use make a happier, more intelligent Man, and more free!" He goes on to say, "Are you free today? No! You are held back by your family, your passions, by the government."

Thus, he published hundreds of academic papers detailing electrical stimulation of thebrain with crude methods back in the sixties. He is now 96, and I wrote him a letter. He wrote back, and here are the scans. Someone may want to submit this to the Archives, because it is going to be good....