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    WRBs. it's not a conspiracy, man!

    I'm not sure if the link has been made before...

    A bit of reading will elucidate you to the fact that different frequency flickering light can alter your brain frequency/wave pattern. This has been used as torture in some cases. Therapy in others.

    https://vestibular.org/news/11-21-20...ealth-concerns
    http://www.positivehealth.com/articl...very-effective
    and if you have the time (suggest w3m as it's new/gay coded page):
    http://austinpublishinggroup.com/cli...-v1-id1010.php

    so going over the bryndys, past these WRBs, i note that it peripherally, on both sides, the posts create a "flicker".
    To me it's just annoying, because i'm able to pay attention to shit, but i wonder if this has been engineered with any kind of regard to the sub-conscious effect on drivers, and at different speeds.

    IE, is it engineered to panic your brain at 104km/h? or keep you awake at 80? or put you to sleep at 120?

    i'll do a couple of runs with my laser tach and get some actual numbers one day.

    mean times: discuss.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    I'm not sure if the link has been made before...

    A bit of reading will elucidate you to the fact that different frequency flickering light can alter your brain frequency/wave pattern. This has been used as torture in some cases. Therapy in others.

    https://vestibular.org/news/11-21-20...ealth-concerns
    http://www.positivehealth.com/articl...very-effective
    and if you have the time (suggest w3m as it's new/gay coded page):
    http://austinpublishinggroup.com/cli...-v1-id1010.php

    so going over the bryndys, past these WRBs, i note that it peripherally, on both sides, the posts create a "flicker".
    To me it's just annoying, because i'm able to pay attention to shit, but i wonder if this has been engineered with any kind of regard to the sub-conscious effect on drivers, and at different speeds.

    IE, is it engineered to panic your brain at 104km/h? or keep you awake at 80? or put you to sleep at 120?

    i'll do a couple of runs with my laser tach and get some actual numbers one day.

    mean times: discuss.
    That's why they put fluros into schools. Makes it easier to indoctrinate the kids...

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    Quote Originally Posted by BLP View Post
    That's why they put fluros into schools. Makes it easier to indoctrinate the kids...
    don't even start me on that shit.

    chromebooks. chromebooks everywhere... (and we know how backlit devices affect serotonin production etc)

    and a GMAIL backend for school email!!

    sure, means network admin can be "handled" by Ms. Betsy at the front desk.... also means jewgle has unbridled access to the communications of the next generations.

    all that mindless chanting. the regurgitatian of book-lernin. ring a bell and they jump... or sit... good quiet citizens.

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    You could be right about wrb post spacing, cones at road works are placed at the prescribed spacing for a reason, and fuckwits speed up on passing lanes because the wider road makes them feel safer. No reason why permanent road furniture wouldn't have some of the same science applied.
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    Fuck. Me.

    Is he off the meds or something? A relatively sane post that is very nearly on topic.

    He must be trying to impress Madbikeboy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neels View Post
    You could be right about wrb post spacing, cones at road works are placed at the prescribed spacing for a reason,
    do you have evidence of that reason? roadworks are limited to 30, presumably the spacings would be specified to prevent ambiguity/ clearly indicate lanings/ control traffic...?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Berries View Post
    Fuck. Me.

    Is he off the meds or something? A relatively sane post that is very nearly on topic.

    He must be trying to impress Madbikeboy.
    what can i say? i validate myself by what kb thinks of me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by neels View Post
    You could be right about wrb post spacing, cones at road works are placed at the prescribed spacing for a reason, and fuckwits speed up on passing lanes because the wider road makes them feel safer. No reason why permanent road furniture wouldn't have some of the same science applied.
    You are correct about the cones ... I work (part time) in Traffic Management (ie: Stop/Go, Traffic diversion around the side of road work(s) (tree felling etc) and the term for the spacing of cones is called abrasion. The narrow width of the path ... to slow drivers. (as opposed to the spacing of the cones)

    However ... the posts for the barriers would have more to do with engineering strength ... than traffic abrasion. Most car/truck drivers take no notice of the barriers.

    Maybe they should paint them red ... :
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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    what can i say? i validate myself by what kb thinks of me.
    We think you're a cunt ...
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post
    We think you're a cunt ...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Akzle View Post
    ...
    Just saying ...
    When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...

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    Never mind the conspiracy theory, have they sorted out the rock garden masquerading as a road on the north side northbound? That shit cost me a tyre last month. I think you're a cunt too.

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    ''so going over the bryndys, past these WRBs, i note that it peripherally, on both sides, the posts create a "flicker".

    You'll get that being a car driver, not so much on bike because you sit higher.
    '' i'd let you touch me.''

    Sorry fulla but I am spoken for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Madness View Post
    Never mind the conspiracy theory, have they sorted out the rock garden masquerading as a road on the north side northbound? That shit cost me a tyre last month. I think you're a cunt too.
    well they've painted it, so i'm guessing it's the top layer, but it's basically loose chip stuck in a bed of either bubblegum or tar.

    i give it 2 months until it's peeling out. and they're patching it. huzzah.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FJRider View Post

    However ... the posts for the barriers would have more to do with engineering strength ... than traffic abrasion. Most car/truck drivers take no notice of the barriers.

    Maybe they should paint them red ... :
    yeah but that's the thing... do they have a subliminal effect?
    if yes: has it been utilised by TPTB to manipulate behaviour, OR less orwellian but scary anyway, are they ignorant of it?

    option b: the flicker has no effect.

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