The Fort Harrison Hotel, Where Scientologists Check In... But Minds and Wallets Check Out - Page 5
Confused yet? Me too, so fortunately we have some additional insight about what will actually (supposedly) go down in the Super:
According to the Church of Scientology, the building will contain specially developed equipment which "expand[s] on technology developed by NASA to train astronauts" designed to exercise and enhance an individual's 57 "perceptics" (senses).These machines will include such things as an antigravity simulator, a gyroscope-like apparatus that spins a person around while blindfolded to improve perception of compass direction, and a video screen that moves forward and backward while flashing images to hone a viewer's ability to identify subliminal messages.
Oh really? Don't sprain your eyeballs on that one, this is typical Scientology b.s. After spending $350,000 dollars on Scientology courses, this basically certifies you to fly, travel to distant reaches of the universe with your mind, cure all illness and read people's minds. I wish this was a joke, but it's not. In fact, in our second installment in this feature we will talk about the truth horrors of the Fort Harrison: the mysterious deaths which have continued to haunt those marbled, gold-adorned halls.
(Another fantastic submission by Glosslip contributor Queen, edited by D)
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