[smart (OP)]

If you can show us some science I'm sure we would be happy to look at it.
So far, you have not done so.

Hi Bored chemist,

You may want to start here:

1. Brain to Brain Connectivity During Distal Psycho-informational Influence Sessions, Between Spatially and Sensory Isolated Subjects
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1877042815018406
2. Neural Decoding of Visual Imagery During Sleep http://neurosurgery.washington.edu/Lectures/science.1234330.full.pdf

Let me know if you want more of this..

[yor_on]

N0000

It's not possible. I will eat my hat, not that I own one at the moment, but I'll buy one, if you can prove it.

[Leck1962]

Optical and electronic subsystems for spacecraft and artificial intelligence have been under development since 1955. Sophisticated biomedical sensors have been developed to use on animals at a distance without physical contact. The same equipment has been used to test environmental factors on human sensory organs. Laser is used in biomedical displays to pick up brain signals and convert them to sound and color or even music. With current laser techniques verbal and aural communication is possible between any two points on earth with video and via satellite.

[smart (OP)]

The neuroscience of artificial telepathy needs to be disclosed in order to understand the neuropathological basis of microwave (EMR) exposure on psychosis and behavior.

In reply to  @velesgeraldo :
The biological effects of microwave exposure on the auditory and visual cortex are well established. Mental phenomenons can be induced via electromagnetic stimulation of the limbic system. To understand the pathology of acute psychosis, we first need to identify the neural pathways activated from low-frequency microwave exposure on the limbic system. Also, prolonged antipsychotic use may induce biological changes in the neural decoding of visual or auditive informations. In summary, I suspect that "artificial telepathy" is a occult neuroscience developed for controlling the behavior of people remotely based on the emerging field of "bioelectromagnetism".