So, what are you really trying to say?

TheLoneInventor

So, what are you really trying to say? You can find out, because you may not know either.

The technology is called reverse speech, and it has many scientists baffled. Basically, reverse speech is the underlying message hidden in normal everyday speech. It happens constantly, and without our knowledge. A voice recording played backwards may reveal your true thoughs and intentions, where as the sentence the message is hidden within did not.

You can obtain reversals of public figures speeches and more online. http://www.reversespeech.com/ is the website where you can find out everthing about this technology, and after you do some reversals and become convinced, come back here and share your experience with us.

I use a software program called Goldwave for my reversals. A shareware version is available for free download on thier site.

Remeber years ago when there was a big 'scare' about "backword masking" technology. "Evil" was being introduced into the mids of impressionable children by rock and roll music, or so said the religious rite. Well although some of this may have been added intentionally, most of it was probably already there. The subversive nature of the content was not intentional, it was the residual/emotional state of the individual singing the song that was being revealed. Amazing!

This is a very interesting time consumer, try it out for yourself. It's no joke.

Jade · Admin's Wife Joined: Feb 04, 2004 Posts: 11

This is a fun and sometimes uncanny way of finding out what is really being said. We have done this on several occasions, each time with sound results. And you begin to question the way you receive information, and by this I mean the next time you listen to the news you will be asking yourself "what were they really saying?" All kinds of mischief could be had - but, please don't do anything illegal and blame it on me.

A good way to test this out is to get two or more people around with a microphone and the Goldwave software, and ask impromptu questions, and then record the immediate answer. Goldwave is great because you can slow down the reversal if you need to, it takes a little getting used to picking out words - but trust me, they are there. Go ahead, you will be suprised. I was.

And you feel even more silly listening to yourself talk backwards than the typical reaction of listening to yourself on the answering machine.

And just another note on this - reversals are different on children. They say what they mean, forward and backward. It is humbling.