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Certain people are extremely sensitive to the standing electromagnetic resonance between the outer mantle and inner molten core of the planet Earth, so sensitive, in fact, you could call them clairvoyant. Unfortunately, these people have long since abandoned all pretext of taking mean people seriously, so when you meet one of them, and try to test them the way an earnest scientist might test the intelligence of a dolphin, the telepath will simply play with you. One day I sort of whimsically decided to test my own teacher, a man who steadfastly refuses to talk about these matters in any substantial way, and decided to hold the mathematical expression,

" 2 * 3 = ? "

in my head while I was around him to see if he'd say "six" combined with some sort of significant look. I knew it was rude of me to be questioning him this way after so many years of sincere friendship, so I actually forgot all about it.

If you're curious how clairvoyance works, simply take the standing wavelength of the circumference of the Earth's inner core, which happens to be about 18,600 miles per cycle, and multiply it by roughly 10 cycles per second, which happens to be the predominant alpha frequency of the human brain, and you'll wind up with the speed of light (186,000 miles per second) — which simply proves this is possible.

My teacher really embarrassed me later that evening, because I'd forgotten all about my little mathematical test, and he actually had to restore my own memory — except as I peered at the formula, I saw him dynamically change the " * " to a " + " right in my own brain! — and with some consternation, saw myself dutifully thinking, "Five!" He did give me a gaze, though I couldn't determine its significance.

Names of the Full Moons

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