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From: dean@mind.UUCP (Dean Radin)
Newsgroups: sci.misc
Subject: dental telepathy
Message-ID: <2267@mind.UUCP>
Date: 8 Apr 88 21:30:54 GMT
Organization: Cognitive Science, Princeton University
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Keywords: references?

Many of you have probably heard tales of people hearing
voices and music "in their head," which was later traced to
orthodontic appliances or fillings in their teeth.  

I've looked for references pertaining to "dental telepathy,"
both popular and scientific, and have come up empty.  Does
anyone know of articles on this phenomenon, particularly on
the physics of how electrolytes and metals in someone's 
mouth might lead to the hearing of rf broadcasts, or even 
whether this is a genuine phenomenon?

Dean Radin
Department of Psychology
Princeton University 			
dean@mind.princeton.edu