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so this is a kind of a narrow

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presentation from those stuff we're into

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at heart math related to the global

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coherence initiative work I think I

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spoke was it three years ago and was a

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three years ago we were in Boulder yeah

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some of our collaborators on this

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particular work Mike Atkinson who's our

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lab manager at the in-situ heart math

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Heather Connery a dr abdullah al Bueller

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who's a head of our cardiac Hospital in

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Saudi Arabia and New York which we all

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know from here is one of our

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collaborators on this as well helping us

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with a lot of the analysis just kind of

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a high-level background of what this

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project is about our kind of guiding

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hypotheses are first of all that human

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and animal health our cognitive

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functions mental capacities and so on

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emotionality and behaviors are affected

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by different changes in the planetary

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magnetic energetic fields that's a sure

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that's really a hypothesis that's quite

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well established actually and number two

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the Earth's magnetic fields act as

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carriers of biologically relevant

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information that interconnects all

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living systems kind of a you know

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connects the ecosystem and it would thus

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we're all coupled to and affect the

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system of the global field environment

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some support for that I've shown this

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before but I think it's a rather

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profound set of data this was from

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Alexander Tchaikovsky a fairly famous

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Russian astrophysicist who after World

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War one noticed that what during World

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war that it seemed that during high

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solar activity that people just were do

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did more stupid things

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uh-huh basically and we're so after that

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he did an exhaustive study of human

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history quite impressive actually what

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these guys did before we had Internet's

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right I thought he was offered a Nobel

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couldn't get out of Siberia to do it but

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anyway long story short what we started

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at 1749 on the left side of the top

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graph and blue and then wrap around the

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1926 when this was published what's

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being plotted or shown in the blue it's

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just a dot for each year the number of

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major human events that occurred a

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globally important major human events

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that's lost being plotted there from

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1749 to 1926 okay revolution start of a

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war you know big major things new

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discoveries global impact type things

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the red line on the bottom is the solar

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cycle during the same period okay so I

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think we have a and this is been a force

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confirmed and extended into modern times

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by many different offers and it's a very

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real very strong kind of relationship so

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since then many this is just a very

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brief summary a lot of different studies

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hundreds actually have shown that there

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are many correlations some are actually

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that are looking at causes causality as

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well involved in it between changes and

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the rhythms and the frequencies in the

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Earth's magnetic field things like our

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brain and nervous system activity you

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know EEG measures these kinds of things

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performance of tasks

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it's everything from bowling scores to

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size studies to remote viewing studies

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have all been shown to be less effective

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when though basically the Earth's field

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is disturbed or we've reformed us well

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blood pressure heart rate hormones dr.

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Franz Hallberg done a lot on this guy

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who coined the term circadian rhythm in

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fact our heart rate and blood pressure

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rhythms can actually literally

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synchronize to some of the the rhythms

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in the planetary fields at certain times

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certain cases traffic number of traffic

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number of actually accidents that happen

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all kind of ride this same frequency and

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rhythm hospital missions a lot of works

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been done on this it's not just heart

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disease and strokes it's a really quite

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a wide range of health issues in fact

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just hearted heart attack admissions to

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hospitals at least in North America

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increased by about eight percent during

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magnetic field storm disturbance is the

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magnetic field it's quite a bit eight

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percent it's not a trivial number right

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okay anyway criminal activity the bottom

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comment there this is actually from dr.

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hall Berg's work I originally found that

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of all these in things we can measure

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physiologically the most sensitive that

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appears to reflecting least human

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responses to these changing magnetic

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field just actually heart rate

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variability I'll just play a little bit

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more about if you don't know what that

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is in a second so if we're gonna do

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science around this the science of

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interconnectivity get a major things

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obviously so we're measuring the Earth's

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magnetic fields and to do that we're

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installing and what we call the global

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coherence monitoring system and

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unfortunately we have to do with this

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ourselves because the NOAA and the other

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type magnetometers are out there do not

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measure the things that we think are

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important they're currently out of this

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global map that we would like to see

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there are five current monitoring

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systems installed here in California

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about an hour and house south of here

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facility Canada Lithuania Saudi Arabia

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installed and currently operating and

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hopefully will fill the map out more so

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what the site looks like in Boulder

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Creek and the magnetometers themselves

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magnetometers or about the most

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sensitive we can find they're three or

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three axes you know north-south

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you know device is buried about a meter

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it's projector something do very well -

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there so what are we measuring anyway

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and why do we have to create our own

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systems to do this this GPS time lock

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systems so when we look at the

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geomagnetic field that's a static or a

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stationary field right I mean it's if in

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terms of our day-to-day life it really

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isn't changing it is you know it

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reported to be decreasing in magnitude

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years but for our day-to-day lives it's

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really pretty stationary so what is

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relevant though the geomagnetic field of

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course that's what our compasses tune

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into your anchor is that if you think of

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these flux lines and they're really our

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flux lines and they get heightened each

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particle spinning them around them and

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all these things like guitar strings all

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right and when you pluck a guitar string

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what hey obviously it vibrates right and

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it vibrates at a different frequency

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so what's plucking the strings of

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Earth's net geomagnetic field as the

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dramatic changes so the beginning here

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the earth is turning right in the solar

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wind which is strong enough pressure it

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daytime side and stretches out the tail

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school stuff but well we didn't learn at

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least I didn't learn back then is that

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the solar wind is plucking the strings

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of the earth of the Earth's magnetic

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field and the technical term is called

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structural field line resonances for

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that and when we measure them this is

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what the frequency range they tend to be

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and they're fairly strong in terms of

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magnetic field strengths are quite

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strong and are much stronger than the

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Schumann resonances which we'll talk

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about in a second and so one of the

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common modes we'll see here is this

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cardiovascular system like other

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presentations I talked about heart

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coherence and all that

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exactly a point 1 Hertz rhythm so earth

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is basically vibrating away at the same

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resonant frequency as our core resonant

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cardiovascular system frequency all

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frequencies and rhythms okay

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resonances which well I'm most of you

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primary Schumann frequencies and these

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are the magnetic wave that gets created

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variation every day you know so it's

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around that all of these overlap human

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brainwave rhythms and frequencies as

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well alright is why we think this is

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important we've got two different

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resonant frequencies occurring

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consistently in the Earth's field

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environment that overlap us our core

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biological rhythms so the magnetometers

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so our perspective is is that the

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interface that explains so many of those

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other studies I kind of summarized at

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the beginning is because we are resonant

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with these frequencies and that the

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nervous system actually is the interface

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that as well oh it's right I tend to

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agree with this is what some of the

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rhythms look like why this dejected is

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not very good one of the line of work

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ionospheric modeling and all this back

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in between 1960 and 70 so the Schumann

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resonances weren't first experimentally

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measured until about 1960 and there was

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a lot of funding for ten years and boom

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it right up nothing since right and one

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of the we have a lot better equipment

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now than they had in 1960 obvious

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right the but one of the perspectives

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back then was that if you have one of

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these magnetic monitoring sites it's

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gonna be the same everywhere it's a

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global wave right so you got one site

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same everywhere well I don't think so

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this is looking here at here in

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pretty obviously different signals from

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those different sites there are global

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there is a global coherence if you will

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but significant local differences in

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fact what we see from the the other

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study I'm not going to talk about today

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but is that the populations that we look

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at it around a certain local site we get

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significant correlations but not to the

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other sites so these local differences

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are clearly important in terms of how

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they affect us and humanity alright this

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is just another look this or the Fremen

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also referred to PC ones this is what

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they actually look like so this is a

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lower low frequency rhythm with the

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period of about one and a half seconds

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they're pretty fast rhythms but still

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not what caught up well what I would

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call ultra low but very low rhythms and

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then we have lower of the pcs that go on

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down now here's a bit of a mystery to me

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I hope you can see these we have always

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observed these very rapid high magnitude

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pulses and the data these are like less

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than a quarter of a second wide they're

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really fast the so we you know when you

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only have one site you can kind of go

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okay this might be some noisy source an

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airplane flew over or something we

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really don't know now that we have time

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linked multiple sites around the planet

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lo and behold these things are global

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and they're exactly in time right it's

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not like you have a wave going around

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the planet where you would expect the

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light delays that you can measure their

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exact and their global so the local

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noise hypothesis is out the window

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hopefully somebody in this room can

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me what these are I don't know I really

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don't know and I've looked I've done a

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lot of searching in the litter and I've

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asked a lot of people about this that

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are supposed to be experts just a fun

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story true story I tracked down the

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person that no and Boulder Colorado who

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monitors the data that calculates kpe

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what's called KP index and all that who

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confirm oh yeah we see these and I

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literally talk to the person to the lady

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whose full-time job is removing these

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from the data absolute truth story if we

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don't know what they are that we got it

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you know I swear to god we are paying

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for how this removes them potato I

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suspect they're important the fact that

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they're global it's really interesting

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so I'm just I'm serious if anybody in

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here might know what these things are

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the real source or know somebody who

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might know I'd love to talk to you ok so

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the study I wanted to tell you about

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today that's kind of got our attention

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we have a couple of different projects

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going on that are very similar to this

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I'm at this one I want to share the data

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with you today some of the data is from

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10 people working adults you know in

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there so you mean angels 53 we basically

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have these little recorders that record

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heart rate variability kind of really

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lightweight little things you forget

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you've got them on that allow us to do

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long-term recording so we're doing 24

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hour a day recording for 30 consecutive

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days so we have a continuous hrb record

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for 30 days from 10 people it's pretty

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unique data and like dr. harburg study

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as I mentioned his longest studies were

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like a week you know with some very

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small groups of people another data set

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that York's been working with us not us

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five months worth of data but so we're

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looking at the the correlations if you

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will between the HRV and the geomagnetic

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solar to your magnetic measures so I

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don't have time to go through all these

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KP index if you're not familiar that's

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what you know or the Space Agency know

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reports as a measure of magnetic field

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disturbance it's basically the ripple on

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the DC think of it that way we could hit

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with a solar flare criminal mass

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ejection it causes more ripple and

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that's what KP measures F 10-7 is a

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measure of solar radio flux I'll talk a

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bit more about that one in a second so a

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wind speed is one of the ones I'm going

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to talk about and the GCI magnetometers

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okay okay five minutes I'm probably good

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so that's basically the time varying

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magnetic field that includes the

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Schumann resonances you know and all the

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other stuff in between there that enough

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to stay there okay heart rate

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variability for those of you aren't

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familiar with it it is basically a major

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a non-invasive major that allows us to

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measure autonomic nervous system

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function okay so it's kind of produced

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by the activity in the autonomic nervous

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system sympathetic parasympathetic and

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all that it's fairly robust measure I

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can't just do time these are the hrb

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measures we're using for the study these

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are again these are twenty-four hours a

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day for a month so they're we're using

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the averages of five-minute segments of

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the HRV then the we average those two

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hourly measures cuz that's what most of

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our environmental measures are okay so

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these different HRV things measure

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different aspects of nervous system

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activity parasympathetic or sympathetic

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or these kinds of things okay so the way

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the data I'm going to show you was done

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so the time series across the 30 days

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was all synchronized so all their

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subjects was linked synced in time so we

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know everybody's lined up well then each

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of our subject data was normalized okay

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to have a mean of zero and then a plus

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mine a little range that gray between

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plus and minus one then we averaged all

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the data together for nine in this case

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nine subjects and so circadian rhythms

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were removed so on

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now here's what is really surprising

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okay so this is

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nine people's - twenty four-hour-a-day

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hrb data in in there they live within

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about a 50-mile radius one of the

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subjects was actually in Southern

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California right so what we're seeing

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here is synchronized activity across our

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nine subjects we should not be seen this

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this should be kind of noise not only

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are we seeing synchronized activity

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it's got around a two point three day

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rhythm this implies they must all be

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synchronizing to some environmental

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something or other right this this was

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totally unexpected we did not expect to

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see this now something over here disturb

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it then it sort of came back over here

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towards the end of the 30 days well lo

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and behold what it is across the 30-day

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period that HIV data is significantly

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correlated to the time varying magnetic

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field which has the same rhythm but got

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disturbed right in here and you saw you

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see the rhythm get disturbed at two and

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a half day rhythm a magnetic field get

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disturbed and then it kind of settles to

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out settles out and starts coming back

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and then we see the HIV sorry

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synchronizing so it turns out right

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about here was a solar flare a coronal

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mass ejection and one of the measures of

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that is the F what's called the F 10 7

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which is a measure of the two points

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basically two point eight gigahertz

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radio wave frequency the Sun emits okay

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I'm gonna have to go minute overs I'm

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sorry and that's preceding this increase

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in a NH RV and it's a positive

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correlation which in another study we

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did a couple of years ago we found when

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F 10-7 increases people feel better

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they're more cognitively clear less

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mental confusion and all that so lo and

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behold in the the f10 sevens light is

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speed of light it gets here in eight

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minutes after a solar flare right the

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plasma the solar wind stuff it takes a

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few days and here's the solar wind speed

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now that we had that showing up a couple

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days later okay what a beautiful kind of

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I wish we could have I was good as good

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as a predicting the results as what we

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actually find sometimes you know it

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would never could have never guessed

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that we would be seen this kind of

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correlation so long as I'm out of time

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but basically what my summary would be

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is that we are far more interconnected

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with the Earth's field environment the

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magnetic fields then we we even thought

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or would have projected so we're it's a

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far more interconnected world than what

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we might have previously conceived of

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anyway then we have some cool new

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studies that this is going to generate I

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think some some of the things we'll do

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thank you rolling I guess we have time

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for questions

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[Applause]

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Garret okay if that strange magnetic

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pulse is genuinely simultaneous

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everywhere there's only one choice in

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terms of its origin it seems and that

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would be from the center of the earth

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and so it seems like it may be a good

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way to study what's happening at the

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earth Center is that being investigated

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I don't know buddy but I mean no one's

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getting rid of the data right we're here

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we have the only system I know of other

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than quake finders who dis could care

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less about this kind of stuff probably I

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actually agree with you

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I just didn't want to go there but you

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know yeah I do go there it's the only

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possible source is center of the earth

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to come out like this I agree what the

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source of that is there's still got to

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be a mechanism somewhere that's creating

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these pulses and they're pretty regular

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and we're actually creating some

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algorithms right now

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yeah we have massive amounts of data

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from all these sites come in three

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accesses so it's not you can't sit there

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and go through this stuff by by hand so

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we're creating in MATLAB some wavelet

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routines to add edit to identify these

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pulses so we can start licking it Lexi

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looks like they have their own rhythm so

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to speak but maybe next year or so we'll

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be able to report on the pulses did I

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understand you correctly to say that

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when you get a CME then it generates

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peace and well-being then before the

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plasma wave hits right but then how does

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that relate or does it relate then to

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your first slide that's did this

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historical information that seemed to

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say that when there was a lot of solar

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activity we all did stupid things yeah

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yeah there's a I had to truncate so much

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of what I would like to have said

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because there it is actually is true

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what Jeff's oscar's data showed it's

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been verified however what I need to add

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to it the greatest periods in human

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flourishing also correlate with those

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same periods okay so in other words it's

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an energetic influx right that comes in

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wherever it comes from cosmic solar

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sources yeah and

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yeah it's stupid and smart at the same

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time it really gets down to how

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self-regulated are we how do we use that

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energy we can either use it to create

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new collaborations solve problems or we

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can use it to go start squabbles and you

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know I actually gave a longer

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presentation of this in Saudi Arabia

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while back I'm one of the guys raises

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hands can't we just lock up all the

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politicians for that two year period

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around that yeah they're just quick

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combat there's another time synchronized

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event that Simon showed Russian

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researchers showed that in Rado

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activities and enzymatic reactions

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chemical reactions there's a periodic

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thing that occurs repeats normally when

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you look at data there's scatters of

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data and the scatter of data is

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reproducible anywhere in the world if

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the experiments are done at the same

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time and like radioactivity even the

548
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scatter is not random and it has a

549
00:24:18,640 --> 00:24:14,710
periodic occurrence about 24 hours and

550
00:24:21,100 --> 00:24:18,650
about a month and about a year and he's

551
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about 40 years of research and I'm when

552
00:24:24,760 --> 00:24:22,520
I look at your data I'm just wondering

553
00:24:27,160 --> 00:24:24,770
is there any correlation with regard to

554
00:24:30,460 --> 00:24:27,170
that but it's just an observation that

555
00:24:34,930 --> 00:24:30,470
some smells work has this periodic thing

556
00:24:38,080 --> 00:24:34,940
associated worldwide interesting I'm not

557
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I love maybe we can talk afterwards the

558
00:24:42,640 --> 00:24:41,180
researchers Simon snow lost all his work

559
00:24:45,580 --> 00:24:42,650
yeah actually Dean turned me on to him

560
00:24:49,870 --> 00:24:45,590
yeah some it's I think related but

561
00:24:51,880 --> 00:24:49,880
different different me some commonality

562
00:24:53,320 --> 00:24:51,890
that's right yeah the other data set

563
00:24:54,910 --> 00:24:53,330
that York's been working with on has a

564
00:24:56,740 --> 00:24:54,920
whole other kind of neat pitch of it

565
00:24:58,030 --> 00:24:56,750
adds to this but cosmic rays and

566
00:25:01,840 --> 00:24:58,040
different different things too but

567
00:25:04,680 --> 00:25:01,850
that's alright I think it's time to get

568
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onto the next presentation