So lets get into Spiritboxes. What are they exactly? Well originally someone came to the conclusion that spiritual entities could disrupt electricity. It is thought that in order to manifest they could utilize electricity, and is thought to be the cause of batteries draining and for the fluctuations in current (lights dimming, radio feedback, signal variation, etc). Then someone came to the conclusion of trying to communicate, using the "yes or no" method, like two taps for "yes" or three taps for "no" that can be found in a seance, but using a light as the current is disrupted. Now since we have had audio recordings, people have begun to pick up anomalous sounds as well. Records, Tapes, and digital recording have caught things. Even observed radio signals have picked up odd signals. Sometime these sessions are brief, and sometimes they last for a while. No one has tried to explain who they work....just given examples that they do. Some people will known these types of communications as EVP sessions or even the Video Tapes using White Noise.
As our technology improves and our understanding through experimentation, we know that things pop up with white noises and echo. If you look at old folklore and magic, this is way music and rhythm is used, there is something with sound and vibration that taps us in to communication. Back to modern day technology, people have thought using random audio or an electronic database would help in communication. This is where I have trouble understanding.....
Who does the being on the otherside know how to operate the mechanism? Especially given that the technology is new. How does a ghost know binary and let alone be able to read an electronic database?
I as an individual cannot hold up a flashdrive and microchip in my hand and intuitive know its contents....so if I am dead I gain those powers? I can understand audio recordings and disruption of a current, but a talking spirit box....not to sure. However, as I said there are more than one type of these devices....some work on other principles as using radio signals and echo distortion, or even allowing us to hear within a different range.
(Side Note: We know that the range of hearing difference from person to person, and is shown force as we age. Which means a 5 year old hears within a certain range and a 50 years does as well, they before have an overlap....but there are ranges each one can hear that the other cannot. Also animals can hear a different pitch range than us as well, a dog whistle is an example).
So what does this have to do with aliens? Well some people have claimed to have communicated with aliens using spiritboxes. It would make sense as it is a device for communication, they may be able to communicate using an electronic interface or as a medium to speak through if they have a different tone range. However again the question with such communication is "How do they know English". Well communicating with one, they know a variety of languages and forms of communication....and are found of puzzles. So I would say that can be very real...so the question is knowing that I have activity...should I start using it?
Currently I am exploring options....some of these devices are free programs and I have suspicion with on-line or net connect applications as I fear they are influenced by the hosting isp or creator. However, as siad you do not know unless you you try.
Live Ghost Box by Steve Hultay is an app and online streaming program that allows communication using the reverse speech method on an AM broadband. So far he is constantly updating the program and is currently on its 39th iteration. There are free to use versions.
EchoVox by Big Beard Studios is one using a database of phonemes.
They are also the makers of BlackVox, DarkVox, EchoVox R-ITC, PhantomVox, SpiritVox, Spiritone, Spirit Voice, Spirit Lights, AudioTrap
and SpiriTrap. All these online apps are used for paranormal reasearh and are variations on the same principle.
However as noted let the buyer beware. If you want some thoughts on how these work, there is an article debunking them.
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