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Conspiri-HAARP tards may have been correct about gibberish speaking reporters
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 5231702:MV8xNzk4MzMyXzI5ODk3OTU5XzMxQkUwNzkz] http://losangeles.cbslocal.com/2011/02/17/serene-branson-talks-about-her-live-medical-emergency/ LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Millions of viewers witnessed CBS2 Reporter Serene Branson’s medical emergency live on TV during the station’s newscast following the Grammy Awards. Branson, an Emmy-award winning reporter, was doing her live shot outside Staples Center Sunday when her words became incoherent and she exhibited symptoms of a severe medical condition. Today Branson spoke with Anchorwoman Pat Harvey about her terrifying experience. “My head was definitely pounding and I was very uncomfortable and I knew something wasn’t right,” Branson told Harvey. “I was terrified and confused. Confused. What had just happened? ... [b]Edited to less than 50%[/b] [/quote]
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Does anyone remember the gibberish newscasters who were speaking live on television but then developed issues and only spoke gibberish?
And now this:
Speech Jamming Gun Freezes Any Talker Mid-Sentence
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Researchers from the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology in Tskuba and Ochanomizu University in Japan have created a speech jamming gun that takes the words right out of speakers’ mouths using a clever trick of psychology.
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The only limitation is that it only works with words; meaningless syllables like those often expressed by pirates or onomatopoeia don’t necessarily work.
The researchers see it as a tool to maintain order in meetings or discussion groups where someone is trying to dominate the conversation.
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