Electromagnetic frequency, radio frequency, elemental abuse used to torture human beings

We have come up with a solid conclusion. You cannot use magnetic waves on the iron in people's bodies to torture them.

Well, there must be some other way to torture people.

You could make them listen to my daughter's playlist.

Or make them listen to this poster for hours on end.

I'm pretty sure I had to sit next to him on a flight to Europe some years back. It's torture all right.

I can imagine that you would have been a drooling catatonic mess by the end of it.

Well the goal is to make them a drooling catatonic mess. I'm not passive in such dilemmas so I have developed a few techniques I'm willing to share to handle such situations.

There was this fat guy taking all of his and much of mine.

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Note that fantasists are fond of citing Tesla in support of crackpot ideas. Contributors to mainstream science have a fertile imagination, not all of which results in functional applications. Newton , for example, wrote more on alchemy than he did on physics, and even Pythagoras is noted for banning the eating of beans believing they were connected with human embryos. And Einstein, who contributed to the dismissal of one of Tesla's meanderings (the aether), clung to anti quantum theory ideas, despite the weight of evidence against him.
I suggest you take a step back from the simplistic lay concept of 'science in pursuit of truth' and consider instead the philosophical pragmatists view that ' science is about what works in terms of prediction and control'. Indeed, if you have the time, research 'theories of truth'as a sobering alternative to speculative pseudoscience.

Back in the 80s I was on an Air New Zealand flight from Houston to London Gatwick. I was sat next to an old bloke who'd emigrated to New Zealand. He couldn't get his head around the fact I was from the UK and kept telling me of all the places I should visit during my stay in Southampton, chief being the Mary Rose.

At the time I hadn't been to any of the places he recommended because you don't, not when you're spitting distance from them. It's only when people visit that you take them there and see it for the first time yourself.

There is a huge question mark over what supposedly happened there. Nothing has been proven, all there is is wild speculation. There could be any number of factors causing the phenomenon, my guess would be mass hysteria coupled with Cuba's crumbling infrastructure. Sanctions have had an impact and the buildings/wiring/pipes are not at their best. Gas leaks, mould, dodgy chemicals, all sorts of **** or a combination of things could easily account for what's happened.

Thank you fresco for helping me understand consider

I have to agree never being there just understanding the concept of the sanctions that were placed on Cuba, many things could have been a factor in that situation.

I like your sense of humor very real in some cases. May we all be blessed to never have to be catatonic ourselves. Leave the drooling to the dogs.

I don't really think you have need to be concerned. Let's say, for sake of argument that it was a Bond type villain with a newly invented superweapon.

It's not killed anyone, and unless you live in Cuba or are attached to the diplomatic service your highly unlikely to be a target. You're far more likely to be hit by a car.