Please note the new survey to the right. This is a very important survey and I would appreciate everyone answering the question on the survey. (Note: the surveys do not track who answers what.)  The surveys are anonymous so as not to be biased in their results and most are gender neutral. The data collected is used to try and pinpoint an area that requires further research or a possible cause of this phenomenon.
    The question regarding dizziness is to determine if people are being exposed to ULFS ( ultra low frequency sound-waves ) the sound waves have been used in the past for everything from weapons systems to mind control. At one point in the 60s it was even used in experiments by CIA that wanted to see if mind control could be transmitted through television and radio. One of the side effects of being exposed to certain sound-waves and radio waves is nausea, dizziness and disorientation. People can only hear within a short narrow band of sound waves. Anything above or below this range is not detectable by the human ear, but its effects can be seen or felt. A cup of water exposed to such sound waves would ripple, but you would not hear or feel anything unless it was so intense that it started vibrating the molecules in your body.
    When we see the number 44 appear we should not be looking just for the number. We should be looking for whatever else is coinciding with the event. Do birds, animals and insects disappear when the number appears? Does water, trees, power lines, or other objects vibrate or do unusual things? Do we or people around us act differently or suffer from unexplained ailments? Good science is based on good unbiased observation. We should not limit our observations to the present moment either. Is there a family history or are there historical documents that record such events? An old professor once told me"If you want the answer to a question, you must first ask the question!" "And if you do not get the right answer, you're not asking enough questions!"

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