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The Chronovisor

lupus.jpg This is a call to collect videos, sounds, texts and images that witness the attempt to contact the abandoned areas of the brain. The reason for this call is a series of videos found on the Internet using the keyword cronovisore.

The Chronovisor is a machine for viewing past and future events. It was invented in the ’40s by Father Pellegrino Ernetti together with a group of twelve world famous scientists. The Chronovisor was portrayed as a large cabinet with a normal cathode ray tube for viewing the received events and a series of buttons, levers, and other controls for selecting the time and the location to be viewed. It worked by receiving, decoding and reproducing the electromagnetic radiation left behind from past events. After Ernetti’s death, The Chronovisor was never found. The French Theologian Francoise Brune reckons that the machine has been seized and hidden by the Vatican itself.

We have reasons to think that The Chronovisor, or a very similar machine, began to function autonomously again and it’s disseminating online messages coming from a parallel universe. In fact, using the keyword cronovisore, we have found a certain number of mysterious videos disseminated in several online public archives. Many of this videos are apparently filmed in abandoned industrial areas and we think that the surrounding is not casual. If you try to interpret the messages which are hidden in the footage, you will sense that the telepresence is trying to establish a contact, search for a feedback, call to reactivate the abandoned areas of the brain.

We kindly ask you to help us in giving some feedback to this mysterious call, using audio, video or texts that may create a transmission on the dismissed frequencies of the mind or simply tell us which are the abandoned areas of the brain.

We engage ourselves in setting up a broadcasting station in an abandoned industrial area in the north of Italy. We hope in this way to be able to establish a contact between us and “them.”


Mar 28, 16:44
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