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2 thoughts on “Declassified Project Pandora Manual”
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Findings and Conclusion
Results: Despite extensive research, later evaluations concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support claims that microwave exposure led to significant behavioral changes. A review by a former DARPA official indicated that a more open approach would be preferable for studying microwave health effects 1
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Termination: By the end of the 1960s, DARPA ceased support for Project Pandora, transferring remaining efforts to the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. The project ultimately highlighted the complexities and ethical dilemmas associated with secretive military research on human subjects 1
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Legacy
Project Pandora remains a notable example of Cold War-era scientific inquiry into potential mind control and weaponization through electromagnetic radiation, reflecting broader societal fears about technology and government secrecy during that period.
Also ChatGPT: Project Pandora, initiated by DARPA in the 1960s to investigate the effects of microwave radiation on humans, had a total cost of approximately $4,615,000. The project was ultimately terminated in March 1970 after its findings raised ethical concerns and did not provide conclusive evidence regarding the effects it sought to study.
My comment: $4.6 million spent to find out none of it even worked. What a waste. It seems with military spending there would be checks along the way, way before checks were sent along, but that’s the way I guess it was long ago and far away.
From ChatGPT:
Findings and Conclusion
Results: Despite extensive research, later evaluations concluded that there was insufficient evidence to support claims that microwave exposure led to significant behavioral changes. A review by a former DARPA official indicated that a more open approach would be preferable for studying microwave health effects 1
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Termination: By the end of the 1960s, DARPA ceased support for Project Pandora, transferring remaining efforts to the Walter Reed Army Institute of Research. The project ultimately highlighted the complexities and ethical dilemmas associated with secretive military research on human subjects 1
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Legacy
Project Pandora remains a notable example of Cold War-era scientific inquiry into potential mind control and weaponization through electromagnetic radiation, reflecting broader societal fears about technology and government secrecy during that period.
Also ChatGPT: Project Pandora, initiated by DARPA in the 1960s to investigate the effects of microwave radiation on humans, had a total cost of approximately $4,615,000. The project was ultimately terminated in March 1970 after its findings raised ethical concerns and did not provide conclusive evidence regarding the effects it sought to study.
My comment: $4.6 million spent to find out none of it even worked. What a waste. It seems with military spending there would be checks along the way, way before checks were sent along, but that’s the way I guess it was long ago and far away.