Fluctuations of character centroid intervals in laterally written Japanese sentences
Saiki T, Kitagawa Y, Hayashi A

IEICE TRANSACTIONS ON FUNDAMENTALS OF ELECTRONICS, COMMUNICATIONS AND COMPUTER SCIENCES, E82A(3):520-526 (MAR 1999)
Abstract
Fluctuation characteristics of character centroid intervals in laterally written Japanese sentences are investigated by means of their spatial frequency characteristics. Power spectra of character centroid intervals in their longitudinal and transverse directions are obtained for handwritten and word processor printed sample sentences. It is shown that for fluctuation characteristics in the longitudinal direction, power spectra are inversely proportional to their spatial frequencies for handwritten sentences and proportional to them for word processor printed sentences, and there exists a remarkable difference between handwritten and word processor printed sentences. It is also shown that for fluctuation characteristics in the transverse direction, power spectra are proportional to their spatial frequencies for both handwritten and word processor printed sentences, and there is no remarkable difference between handwritten and word processor printed sentences.

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It’s like the next generation of cutup. I haven’t been following it but I had to dig it up after reading this.

There is an online dream machine here.

I don’t know how one would conceptualize the experience/ images and communicate them effectively to others from a dream machine session. The cut ups seem to give one better control of the input, and easy and immediate access to the results for self and others. The randommness factor is out of our hands, at least with the online tool. I value this, since our minds will tend to arrange things as it sees fit, with associated problems of analytical overlay, etc.

Your comments sometimes seem like cutups to me!

I was rereading Dr. Richard Katz’ book BOILING ENERGY the other day and he cites this 1930s anthropology study on the Bushmen with the discovery that 8 PULSES PER SECOND is the secret for music trance healing.

So I mentioned this to a buddy of mine who walked past my full-lotus-reading yesterday. He hasn’t heard CONGOTRONICS yet, which, is probably the best “dream machine” out there, along with the Pygmy ECHOES OF THE FOREST c.d. He did promote Burroughs and Gysin’s 8 pulses per second concept through and I pulled out my slip of paper with the Geiger book title on it, while asking if my friends extensive acid trips had brought any insights about… “phosphenes” the new P.C. term for “aura.” We discussed Kirilian photos and biophotons and I mentioned how this expert on the Hopi artwork argues there’s 16 basis phosphenes found in ancient art worldwide — he says Kokopelli was NOT a Kachina btw (as per dailygrail a couple days ago).

I walked down the street to the local Pagan books and herbs store and was ushered into this secret contraband backroom where I suddenly discovered a copy of the book my friend had referenced about Kirilian photos and acupuncture energy points: “The new Soviet Psychic Discoveries.” Meanwhile LaViolette’s “Secrets of Antigravity Propulsion: Tesla, UFOs, and Classified Aerospace Technology” had just come in. I left the store also with a rare copy of “The Essential Colin Wilson” and went off for another full-lotus-reading extravaganza. 8 pulses per second creates sonoluminescence.

Don’t underestimate the value of your original writing.

And that last line of the cut up (at least) is pure poetry.

I will end this posting of First Contact between humanity and ‘the of other living creatures. this posting by recommending could follow less than a creating. Did you know that the average as any experience in his actual of man among the lives anymore. It wonder that people this was published before HBO, “24″, race of alien beings so monumentally advanced out over the part of the action. To achieve this powers. Yet there’s one part of the their own lives
He even predicted memory as avivid as other person, and could take part in cyber-punk movement.

Man, mixing my blog posts is like putting scrambled eggs on a blender