Shannon how can I convince someone of subliminals?

[Shannon]

I am confident I can repeatably and reliably achieve measurable results in considerably less time than 30 to 60 minutes. However, I have the issue that what I am doing is very dangerous in the wrong hands. I can't be responsible for developing this and then seeing it used the wrong way. So I fully understand that it is best for multiple independent sources to be able to recreate the script/subliminal from the ground up and test, but the risk of misuse by various parties is unacceptable for me on that.

They of course could all test a hashed subliminal that I create, in whatever conditions, but I can't reveal how I do this.

I agree that what you are working with now is dangerous in the wrong hands but I was wondering if you could create something in a 3g format which would be much less powerful than what you are working on now and create an effect that could be observed? We can't really publish anything unless we provide a procedure that would allow someone else to replicate the results. It would just end up like the current literature which is one study that shows an effect and a bunch of studies that can't replicate the results.

3G or not, I can't give the scripting that accomplishes the things that are dangerous in the wrong hands. Besides, 3G would be a LOT slower and harder to observe results from.

But, I can help with scripting simple things that could be tested. For example, you might be able to get repeatable measurable results using very simple statements, such as:

I now safely increase my heart rate.

You might even get measurable results with,

I now safely increase my heart rate to X beats per minute.

You can give direct specific suggestions like this, and get results - but this would be 1G or 2G technology, and therefore not very powerful at all. The issue we come back to is, to make the really powerful, really obvious, really capable stuff, I can't give you the script or the scripting techniques. Showing others how I do this is suicide from a business perspective, and almost certainly immediately puts this knowledge into the wrong hands. The wrong hands have their hands in every cookie jar.

I can, however, give you a freely distributable subliminal audio to test, and a hash value to prove it is unaltered. At that point, the subliminal could be experimented with by various different labs in various places according to a specified set of instructions, with the hash proving it is the same audio, and the results thereby being independently verified.

If you're interested in either or both methods, I can certainly help.