It is the process of projecting thoughts into other people’s minds. They are also referred to for their work as mind-readers.

Mentalism can be divided into a variety of categories, based on the kind of trick the mind-reader uses in their work. These include psychic telepathy (sending thoughts)as well as clairvoyance (obtaining thoughts), and precognition (recognizing thoughts) , super recall (revealing things that happened in the past) and psychokinesis (influencing objects through the mind). The most well-known form of mind-reading is to procure information using telepathy, but other types are also common.

Precognition has enabled scientists to get an inside of how products are viewed by consumers before investing money. Mentalism is the most important advancement on entertainment technology since the advent of reality television. Some clairvoyants, for instance, have offered valuable details to combat psychologists during the war against drugs. It is a performance art that involves using psychic powers to gather information from those who are referred to as “targets” or “marks.” There are a variety of forms of mentalism, such as precognition, clairvoyance, telepathy, retrocognition and psychokinesis. Mentalists have been entertaining audiences at parties and nightclubs since the turn into the 20th century. Mentalism is a form of performance art that combines entertainment and education.

A mentalist can be described as magicians for adults. Mentalism is a tool that can be used in the arsenal of an artist.

A Few of The Most Notable Mentalists are:

Joseph Dunninger was a mentalist . Uri Geller was an Israeli illusionist who has conducted Telepathic experiments on TV in Europe and in the US. Derren Brown is an British illusionist and mentalist who frequently combines his skills in mentalism and magic, and Lior Suchard is a psychiatrist from Israel.

There are many different kinds of mentalism. These include precognition, clairvoyance, telepathy, retrocognition and psychokines. The most well-known kind of mentalism is that of Telepathy. However, there are certain notable variations to this.

Mentalist Joseph Dunninger

Joseph Dunninger was a world-renowned mind reader. Joseph Dunninger, known as “The Amazing Dunninger,” was a well-known mentalist throughout the 1930’s , and was famous for hisapparent ability to psychically read mindshowever, he also carried out other illusions using the telepathic ability. For instance, he could make a prediction, then place it inside an envelope prior to handing it out to a participant from the audience. He would then drive to her house, and would inform her regarding the prediction. He did this by psychically transmitting details of his envelope over the course of a phone conversation. His radio programs were listened to by millions.

Kreskin

The Amazing Kreskin is a well-known mentalist from New Jersey. He has appeared on many television shows, including The Tonight Show starring Johnny Carson. He has appeared on appearances at Las Vegas and Atlantic City, but he is best known as a county fair performer throughout the country. He claimedto be able to do psychic telepathy, clairvoyance and precognition. One of his most famous stories includes a promise to give $10,000 to charity in the event that he could prove his mind reading abilities were real. But, nobody ever took the money, since Kreskin claims that he can read mindsbut can’t be able to see into the future.

Derren Brown

Derren Brown is the British illusionist and mentalist who is often able to combine his skills in magic and mentalism. Many of his most well-known tricks involve psychological manipulation, however, he also employs the power of telepathy in his illusions. For instance, one trick was Derren Brown placing a volunteer in a mental institution while she was in her place, after which he used telepathy to answer the essay questions.

Lior Suchard

He , a mentalist from Israel. Lior is famous by his skill in bending spoons using the telekinesis. He also has the ability to read minds, and does this by using a method known as “remote viewing,” which involves him sending his thoughts to a specific target.

Uri Geller

The Mind Reader Uri Geller, an Israeli illusionist who has performed Telepathic experiments on TV in Europe and in the US. He is most famous for bent spoons, but critics argue that his abilities are due to secret pocket devices. Geller is said to be psychicand uses telepathy to perform his tricks.

Mentalism is a tool that is part of Lior Suchard’s arsenal. It is a party trick and a means to fooling the audience. It is, however, Lior Suchard also uses it as an entertaining diversion and to test the limitations of the human mind. Mentalism isn’t magic, however, magicians often employ mentalism in order to create illusions and misdirection that fool the spectators.

The field of mentalism is a area of study which explores the power of the mind. It is closely related to magic and is the art of fooling people into believing that telepathy, clairvoyance , and perception are true. However, it is not meant to be fun like magic is. It is instead mostly an activity in the human brain. Mentalists make use of telepathy to investigate how it could be possible that people can read one others’ mindseven though they live located in totally different locations.

Mentalists and psychics utilize psychic telepathy to do trickery, however it can also be used as a method of exploration. The entire history of mentalism could be considered a study of human perception and psychology. Mentalists employ telepathy to study how the mind worksand what the limitations of the human mind are, and how people perceive reality.

We`re seeing an abundance of new gamesbeing released, and many of them blur the boundaries between video games and different kinds of activities.

Everybody is trying to convince us to get out- or stay in -or just play. Really. Peloton, Netflix, Zoom, TikTok, Amazon, Apple and Google are all either playing or expanding their efforts into video games.

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What`s happening?

Globally, people spend an enormous amount of time playing video games. Established companies in the game industry as well as newcomers are seeking digitally interactive experiments that can increase their share of this money and time.

I`m very excited about this changeeven though my intense video gaming experience ended in the era of BrickBreaker on the Blackberry. It feels as if we`re in the middle reinventing what”a “video game” is, as well as what online idle time could be- more engaging and socialmaybe, and perhaps a little less passive doomscrolling. (Or I`m thinking too much about this. Yeah, it might just be about money.)

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Whatever the reasons, games may soon feel unavoidable. Zoom has added new featureslike the ability to play trivia, mystery, or poker. Peloton, the maker of exercise bikes that cost $2,500will soon release a game that lets riders use their pedal power to command the virtual wheel that is rolling. Netflix this week announced that it was planning to add video games to itsonline entertainment service. Facebook, TikTok and Amazon as well as Google are all promoting games on video to us or selling subscriptions to games. (The New York Times is going bigger into puzzles and digital games, too.)

Video games have become an industry of immense size and have grown in popularity with the coronavirus epidemic. It`s not a surprise that companies are increasingly looking to purchase a piece. A recent report from Accenture found that the global gaming sales are higher than the combined revenue from music and movies. These figures include conventional video games for consoles as well as smartphones, as well as advertisements in games. Video games also have cultural relevance, as the Olympic organizers have demonstrated this weekby featuring games music during the ceremony that opened.

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Because many digital games are quite different from what we thought of as video games like the cinematic realms of Xbox or PlayStation 2. It might be needed to redefine the term “video game.

As smartphones introduced us to simple games that made use of unique features like gyroscopes and mobile internet connections, modern games blur the distinction between video games and different kinds of social events. Although Fortnite, Pokemon Go and Among Us may be video games, they can also be used to host hangouts, social media platforms as well as opportunities to organize political and pop-culture events.

Many of the more recent games are interesting as they signal a shift past a period where mobile and online media frequently mimic what they used to be when podcasts were like radio talk shows, Netflix like TV, and online news outlets like newspapers.

Although games don`t always provide positive social interactionshowever, they do provide a sense that something is happening. More of us are mingling together in order to develop new digital forms that emphasize interaction over the passive reading, watching or listening.

We`ll be seeing more advanced games that are on the technological edge as well as other games that don`t make sense for the game console to test our bodies, minds, as well as social interactions. I`m curious to see what happens to the entire spectrum.

written by
Ian Blair Hamilton AlkaWay Founder

Is It True? Are There Really Pharmaceuticals in our Drinking Water?

WATER FILTRATION 5 min read

When the World Health Organisation decides to commit to a study on pharmaceuticals in our water, you know there`s a reason.

Here`s an excerpt from the study.

Pharmaceuticals are synthetic or natural chemicals that can be found in prescription medicines, over-the-counter therapeutic drugs and veterinary drugs. Pharmaceuticals contain active ingredients that have been designed to have pharmacological effects and confer significant benefits to society. The occurrence of pharmaceuticals in the environment and the water cycle at trace levels (in the range of nanograms to low micrograms per litre) has been widely discussed and published in literature in the past decade. The increase in detection is largely attributable to the advances in analytical techniques and instrumentation. Many surveys and studies have confirmed the presence of pharmaceuticals in municipal wastewater and effluents, and these have been identified as a major source of pharmaceuticals in drinking water.

So yes, it is in our water. It comes from many sources, but one that surprised me was the simple act of taking a dip in a river. It appears that if we are ón meds`, then we are also sweating them out. This med-laden sweat ends up in the water.

Activated carbon is the simplest way to reduce pharmaceuticals in your home water. No, we can`t tell you exactly how much of every pharmaceutical they will remove, but the WHO report recommends their use.

(In my filter, I use catalytic carbon – around 8 x more effective than common activated carbon.)

Carbon, the report says, can achieve high removal of pharmaceutical target compounds, especially hydrophobic compounds. As with all contaminants, removal efficacy is a function of contact time, organic loading, chemical structure, solubility and carbon type (Ternes et al., 2002; Yoon Y. et al., 2003; Snyder et al., 2006) And there are some that are still resistant, such as: Iopromide, ibuprofen, meprobamate, sulfamethoxazole and diclofenac . (Khiari, 2007).

Here`s my take on this issue.

1. It`s a good thing we know about the problem.

2. The amounts of pharmaceuticals in our drinking water and their effects on us will relate – obviously – to how much tap water we drink.

3. We have had people criticising us about being alarmist to sell water filters.
I understand where they are coming from. The world has two kinds of people: those who believe they are taking in contaminants in a therapeutically negative amount, and those who simply choose not to believe it despite the evidence.

4. I am inspired by Erin Brockovitch more than by the Managing Director of Monsanto. Erin understood that we are all living on a polluted planet. She acted to change her region, and she succeeded.

We absorb contaminants through the plastics we use for almost everything, through the air, through our water, our food, through our clothes, even through our mattress as we sleep!

A report I read some years ago concluded that an average US female had a minimum of 600 contaminants in the body.

So yes, pharmaceuticals in your water are still what our experts label as low dose. But we all know that`s not all, is it? There`s the carcinogenic chlorine, its nasty co-carcinogen chloramine, there`s brain affecting fluoride, lead from old pipes…. and that`s just the water!

I prefer to see myself as a pragmatist than an alarmist and what I do with the lives of myself and my family matters first to me. In my position I read hundreds of reports on adverse water quality.. but I don`t snasties.ee it as the total picture. I see it as a factor I can affect – something I can consciously subtract from the daily list of contaminants I have unthinkingly absorbed and stored. By doing so I`m reducing the possibility of a tipping point event where my body metabolism simply gives up due to the overload of `safe`doses of hundreds of nasties.

Here`s my personal bottom line. What`s yours?
If indeed we do already have hundreds of different contaminants in our cells, my awareness gives me the chance to begin dismantling this growing threat to my health, even if I have to do it one by one.

I can`t dismiss the obvious observation that as a nation we all seem fat.
And yet we are also also seeing stranger symptoms. Manboobs. Sterility. Ongoing seemingly infinitely variable undiagnosable symptoms. As I see it, it`s very likely that these unheard-of symptoms may relate to a toxic soup of contaminants from all of the sources I mentioned earlier. Fat may simply be inflammation. medically speaking, it`s called chronic low level inflammation. Hmm. that word again. “Low level”.

I can`t remove all of them..
well, I may be able to – but it`d be a concerted and painful detoxification process… but I do have the power in my own hands to identify their source, and do whatever it takes to remove them from my life.

Just a water Filter Salesman?

To answer my critics who say I`m just trying to sell you a water filter.. yes, they are right.

But is there anyone else who has alerted you to the problem and handed you a solution? No.

If a doctor walked up to you on the street and said I am a doctor and I can tell you have …. disease, would you judge him for it?

I`m not a doctor. I`ve only spent the last 18 years studying our drinking water and supplying solutions.

So you make the call.
Am I worth listening to? Or am I just trying to sell you something? Or both?

I am the inventor of what I believe is the most advanced simple water filter on the market. We`ve broken the rules of the industry – one that (I have observed) prefers to tell the customer as little as possible about how well their products really work.

I have taken the steps to test its capability for the whole of its life: something I`ve never seen done before for any water filter. I`ve had it approved by the EU safety committee. I`ve run it through an exhaustive University lab. I`ve sourced every filter media from USA rather than the far east. I am proud of what I and my team have achieved in helping over 20,000 people, and receiving their letters of gratitude.
Learn more about my invention, the UltraStream here
Download the WHO report on pharmaceuticals in our water here

Ian Blair Hamilton
Founder
AlkaWay