Yes, it’s the Anti-Autism audio to use.
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Thanks 
so I should put it 2/3 times after MM?
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Yes, it doesn’t have to be immediately after, just daily, for example before bed.
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If it disrupts your sleep/makes you too tired, don’t use wiring fields at night or even don’t use fields at all and just sleep
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i usually listen to fields during night but maybe MM x9 is too much i will try to listen to it just 3 times during night and i’ll put BNDF and the autism field after that.
hello DR.Manhattan, I would like to hear that you mentioned that you can develop the skills of humanity’s greatest thinkers, right? The question would be whether greatest thinkers include Albert Einstein, Leornando da Vinci and Nikola Tesla. I can also develop this skill as I found a “powers” website in fiction: "The user can visualize images, objects and information in their mind, as an organic augmented reality or Computer Aided Design (CAD); from the visualization of kinematic movements of mechanical components of an internal combustion engine, visualization of a spring mechanism system in a gun, visualization of calculations, computer codes, electronic wiring system schematic designs, interactive physics, equations, graphs, tables, data , biological/physiological processes to visualize people and their movements.
They can interact with the object they view; move, rotate, expand, shift, arrange, calculate, duplicate, extrude, cut, assemble, rotate, join, disassemble, arrange, change, scale, analyze, animate, simulate and hold it in place while moving around it. It can also easily tell the true height, distance of an object, size, weight, mass, volume, velocity, velocity, energy and dimensions of a person with extreme accuracy. They can easily find flaws in a design or system, create mental schematics, or know how things work intuitively.
Visualization can help with rapid mental computation, improved memory, procedural and photographic recall, thought experiments, pattern recognition, mathematical, mechanical/scientific aptitude, intuition, creativity, imagination, accelerated learning, detailed analysis, conceptualization, design, invention, manufacturing Quick and Troubleshooting.
Extreme users of this ability can visualize beyond the invisible structure of reality, fundamental forces, energy fields, energy waves, the entire electromagnetic spectrum invisible to the naked eye, frequencies, transparency, molecules, atoms, subatomic structures, potential and kinetic energy in one system"
Can this audio also help with artistic skills? And can cybermind also help with visualization?
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Hi @JustinSpace
thx
hello, dr_Manhattan can you answer my question?
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Hi @JustinSpace.
You posted your question an hour ago. Please allow sufficient time for a response. Also, there are other forum members who might answer your question, if they are available.
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OK! thx for the answer
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i will wait them, sorry ;-;
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I just became aware that you asked me a question, but I have not read the full story.
Give me a moment
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ok I will wait for your answer
No, this is not a comic book super power-granting elixir.
Don’t put that idea in your head, chase it, ban it away right now lol
You won’t develop telekinesis or graphic card like 3D visualization.
It’ll “just” make you really smart the essentials like abstract thinking, spatial reasoning etc some a bit more original and unique way to parse the information that you receive.
It’s a long thread, but glimpse through it, read other testimonies or my other explanations over time.
PS: Einstein was a fraud
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But wasn’t the greatest skill of humanity’s greatest thinkers visual thinking?
Listen, it’s fine if you want a visual processing field, but come on
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hmm, ok then, I’ll ask another question then… can bodily intelligence improve spatial perception and time perception (sense of timing)?
Proprioception is more specific than spatial reasoning and time perception.
So, if you’re looking for dancing, Karate etc, Manhattan method would not be my first guess
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Thx for answer. a feature that I was curious about is “increased peripheral sensory awareness” what did that mean?