Inventor Merges 1993 Learning Device With AI And Human Neuron Decoder

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Brian Roemmele@BrianRoemmeleTECH

I first tried this device in 1993 and it changed the way I learned permanently. I was so taken back by it, no matter what the skeptics said, I went to Firestone Library at Princeton University and found the patent. From there till now I have built devices like this in my garage. Over the years I had many clients, people in businesses and startups that heard about me via word of mouth that I shared this with and 100% had seen results. I mean not one did not get learning improvements, 100s. This made me even more determined to use and understand this technology. I wanted to understand every detail of how it worked. I did and the last two years I have built other hardware and AI around the technology to make it even better. In January I had a conversation with someone all of us know and we talked about a lot of things. It was my first call with them and I am really still shocked and honored. We talked briefly about how I do what I do and I listed a few things. They said, “I don’t care how much it cost send me everything you talked about”. I did. Last week they called and said “That (redacted) works. It really works. How did I not know it existed”. This moved the project into a different level and I have accelerated the merging of this with The Human Neuron Decoder project. It will now have 3 major components. This being one of them. But I want you to not wait for my AI and my absolutely non-existing budgets and my garage projects attention span stop folks from being able to take advantage of this now. I feel it is more important than ever to have a learning edge. So I am working on a series of articles, that will likely be free (if it works send me a coffee) between now and the time I have the complete system. So I will sort through and write about the story so far and get you a way to have a device to start this today. The article I’ll be out in the next week. I can’t promise Einstein’s brain, like the old Ad did, but it got me, I think 1% closer. Either way I can’t wait to share it with you! And yes you won’t believe it and the skeptics, woah they will be pissed off—I hope!

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