Phonostenography, anancient system of speedwritting, is unique. It gives one the ability to classify, analyze, and synthesize information in any laguage. Phonostenography consist of nine movement symbols. After the thirty lesson course, you will be well tr
Sergey V. Mineev
Sergey V. Mineev
This is an ancient system of fast writing, wich allows activly to fix,
classify informmation, also to analyse, synthesise and polemize on any
language in the world. Learning takes 30 lessons impossible to forget :
leaning base hes 9 symbols of symplest movements wich are easily memorized
at the first lesson, then twelve-hour theory of combining these around the
stress. The rest is hend-skil course, bringing to impulsiveness the
setlled material. The computer eleboration of phonostenography gives a
person an opporunity to learn fast writing buring the fime comfortable for
his individual abilities.
The presented pragram offers two month course. The principle of
confluence of symbols in a word was brought to perfecthness, united methode
of recording, comfortable for all known languages in the world inclubing
Japanees and Chinees, was worked out.
The technical embodiment of offered writing seems to be qulte
perspective. It looks analogeous to cardiograms. A cardiogram represents
impuse of clearly technical draing. If drawn with phonostenography symbols,
we get impulsegraphy.
Technology anologeuosly draws thoughts - why doesn't it write oral
impulses "sensibly", following phonetic (or utrophonoteic) principles?
The advantage of technical opportunity of the methode being presented is
that pen and paper are inseparable antill end of a sentence.
Opportunities of impulse-writing are inexhaustable. With it's help
it is possible to pass andreceive any kind og information (commands,
ciphered data, etc). I think mistery of "UFO" is hidden in impulsegraphy
(telepatic records). They move after commads of thought: master-code-
answerwith thought reading. Signals form outside, directed to device
(look, surprise, fear, joy, agression), "sounded" by thought-impulse,
ultrosounds of wich "lay" on signal record and etc. Impulse technology has
been in use for long and so has been cursive writing. The last thing we
heve to do is to "think over and organize" the "wild" lines.
The givem system of cursive impulsegraphy is needed to be offered to
wider audience.
Ladies and Gentlemen! I call you for real collaboration.
Russia, Moscow phone 313 72 96
Sergey V. Mineev