Agreed.

Aren't "brain zaps" more of a symptom of being on anti-depressants?

I don't know. I know next to NOTHING about them in general. I was tryign to find out what the OP of the post I linked above was meaning. He never really told me what he was talking about, unfortunately, though.

It seems more like a medical issue than it is a conspiracy.

Some of the biggest conspiracies on this planet are medically-oriented ones, however.

Thanks for coming here and responding with this.

that experience confirmed that taking anti depressants was doing more damage than good

Independent of what you said about your brain zap experience (which I don't discount or doubt happened at all), I would nonetheless agree with you that taking meds of that sort are usually more harmful than helpful.

I felt that as long as I was medicated and reliant on prescriptions I would be trapped and helpless if my DRs once again decided to withhold the very meds

Exactly. I have a really good buddy of mine that's been on them for a long time. He found himself without them during a trip he took, and got so twisted in the process that when he got back a few days later, ended up eventually waking up to find out that he A) got in a massive fight w/the girl he was w/at the time, B) punched through a car window (he's a massively huge dude), and C) ended up in the hospital with a grip of pins put in his arm since he shattered his hand after punching through the car window. Fucking good times.

it opened my eyes to the dangers of anti depressants and dependancy.

I'm very glad you are more aware, knowledgeable, and conscioenscious about the negative effects such things can have on a person.

Thanks again for coming on here and sharing your thoughts.

Namaste,

You would think, however, that if they are indeed being implanted (which I wouldn't discount offhand in the least), then not every case of someone complaining about issues with them is the result of paranoia.

What I'm saying is what if perceived EM targeting symptoms is actually just due to natural occurrences like atmospheric pressure or sinus pressure or whatever, and they are trying to implant this idea in the 'conspiracy theorists' who read this kind of stuff, that maybe their ears just popped or they have a head ache because they're being bombarded with microwaves, fostering paranoia.

While it seems very correct indeed to say that a good portion of the aches and pains that people get are likely due to non EM things, if indeed EM targeting exists (and both of us seem to think it does), then it would also seem that at least some of those individuals that make mention of it bothering them are indeed valid in their claims.

As such,it seems that preceived EM targeting symptoms aren't only due to just natural occurrences and they can indeed be manipulated by others/outside forces.

'nocebo' effect, the opposite of placebo, where exposure to something you perceive as detrimental to your health (whether it's an actual threat or not) will cause a negative physiological impact.

Isn't that itself placebo? If you think you'll be effected by exposure to something, and you end up being effected regardless of whether it's an actual threat or not, then it is a placebo, right?

strange how it's -radio silence- from the mods.

Yeah. Agreed. Weird.

But why? I mean this is /r/conspiracy, after all. You'd think that nothing should be taboo here. Heck no one can tell me that this topic is crazier than that flat Earth shit, and that gets talked about almost daily in this sub.

Good to know. Saved this post. Will read later. Thanks.

The flat earth bullshjt is disinfo spam so it will always be allowed.

Very true, unfortunately.

Emf weapons are actually a thing, therefore shit might get taken down

That's some deep shit then...A conspiracy being perpetrated in /r/conspiracy by some mods? Sheesh. I mean that wouldn't surprise me all that much, but dang.

I'd try v/con

What's that? Is that Voat.com's version of /r/conspiracy? If it is Voat, then I'm definitely subscribed there, but last few times I've checked, they don't seem to get all that much foot traffic there.

Have you ever heard of Project Soul Catcher by Robert Duncan?

Ooh. No. Never heard of it. Something to look up/research.

Will look into it. Thanks.

But what's trolling about asking a question about EMFs and the manner that some say they're used to target certain individuals? Nothing trolling about that. Seems like a legitimate inquiry to me.

Very well. I did actually see the post, and even though various people have come here saying it was a troll, it totally didn't come across to me like one at all actually.

Didn't see anything there, but I also can't say that I know how to really look or search too well in there.

Yeah I did a search for "conspiracy" in it, but didn't really come up with much of anything.

Ah. No worries, bro. Thanks for the suggestion anyway.

I agree that there was some definite vagueness going on - yes - but it just seems to me that, within the context of the occasional good post in this sub, there are sooo many other shit posts in here that are SO much more worthy of deletion but that don't get deleted, that it made me seriously wonder why that one in particular was chosen for deletion.

Okay. Like I said in an earlier post (to Fllytape, I believe) I noticed that user was indeed pretty vague, so I can understand the ultimate logic in this case.

Okay. Fair enough...I guess. Thanks. :)

Something tells me the OP may have been a troll from TMOR.

I believe I was the individual who he communicated with the most in that OP - if not the only individual he communicated with in his post - and, although he seemed very vague, he didn't strike me as a troll per se.

They had already been harassing a user who was posting a lot about brain zaps and EMF recently

Oh. Okay. I certainly didn't know that.

What these trolls would do is create mock questions in various subs to get the regulars and experts to team up against this one guy's viewpoint in a convoluted attempt at proving him wrong or something.

I can understand that tactic getting used - and it is indeed a shitty one definitely. However, it didn't seem to me that they were using that with me when I was questioning them. Vague? Yes. Trollish? I didn't feel that in particular.

I didn't catch the OP. I'm guessing it was leaning towards not being a legitimate discussion anyway.

I caught it, and although definitely vague, I didn't get the impression that it was posted specifically to troll anyone or the subject, ect. I could be wrong though.

I didn't look into his account. Didn't know it was only 9 days old. That said - again - he certainly didn't respond to me like a troll while I was communicating with him, and I've come across a lot of trolls.

If he's a troll, then so be it. He seemed like a mighty bad one, however, in the sense that I didn't get any troll vibe from him when I communicated with him.