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To: Openurmind

What was once the stuff of conspiracy theories becomes mainstream news. Now lets talk about 5G tracking and targeting brain waves... welcome to a society of zombies and Manchurian candidates.


7 posted on 08/03/2025 6:56:49 AM PDT by pops88 ( Helping usher the glory of God into Las Vegas)
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To: pops88

“Now lets talk about 5G tracking and targeting brain waves... welcome to a society of zombies and Manchurian candidates.”

It is already here. It is coined “V2K”. There are actually lawyers advertising about it already:

Voice to Skull Technology and Electronic Harassment : V2K Targeting

V2K technology enables direct auditory communication with individuals’ brains through electromagnetic waves, which is significant for both military operations and raises ethical implications regarding privacy and consent.

Voice to skull (V2K) technology, also known as microwave auditory effect or microwave hearing, refers to the alleged ability to enable the transmission of sounds or voices directly into a person’s mind without the use of any external audio device. This can be done using electromagnetic waves to transmit sounds directly into a person’s head by stimulating the auditory nerve.

Victims report experiencing unexplained voices or sounds that seem to come from inside their heads. This has led to concerns about potential misuse of such technology for harassment or mind control purposes. If you are in need of an attorney who understands voice-to-skull technology and electronic harassment, resources are available to you.

https://www.jlegal.org/blog/voice-to-skull-technology-and-electronic-harassment/


11 posted on 08/03/2025 7:09:17 AM PDT by Openurmind (AI - An Illusion for Aptitude Intrusion to Alter Intellect. )
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