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An interesting comment re: sonification of graphene (sorry, I can't seem to find the link to this quote). This fellow sells a frequency set to do the following to degrade and eliminate graphene:

"Donald Adams, a mathematician and former Microsoft software engineer from Edmonton, created his frequencies under his company Sound of Stars. Using a huge database of research from the alternative and contemporary health scene, he created mathematical maps of the different states of the brain and applied them to an algorithm, which spat out the frequencies. His catalogue mostly deals with healing and eliminating negativity.

How the tech works, in the words of the inventor, Donald Adams (owner of the web site Sound of Stars.com)

For example, we are essentially strobing graphene oxide with dissonant resonant frequencies, which are interspersed with chlorine dioxide (CLO2) frequency emulations. The idea here is to apply a unique resonant pressure that should correspond with the GO brittle phase state.

We want to attenuate the target to its vulnerable "brittle phase" and then intermittently apply the dissolution wave form CLO2. No square wave forms are provided for CLO2 use, only its sine wave form, provided the sine wave forms for all substances provided have the most accurate target profiles. It's known that different waveform types are often suitable or best for different kinds of modulation manipulations.

Usually it's apparent which type to use in a given situation. Graphene oxide may respond better have a pulsed square wave with 50% duty cycle; however, it should also respond significantly with sine and square waves. You can begin experimenting with these ASAP. Square waves are commonly used for destructive interference, which is what we want for graphene oxide by oscillating between graphene oxide and CLO2 for a given time cycle, we should be able to optimize the potential effect."

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Thank you brother. What's the difference between pink noise and a blushield device? 🙏🏽

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Jeff is a ham radio operator that has a magic decoder screen that will give us an idea of what it sounds like when he runs intersection traffic that is inaudible through his "fusion device". (I think that's what he said... hum.)

Min. 11:35

https://odysee.com/@CanadianDailyNews:2/CDNews---CRAZY-PLACE-TO-CALL-HOME-ep.77---WBAN-IEEE:6

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Hi, Shawn; Thank you for very interesting post.

You wrote: “You can build such a system (for personal use – I guess). Start by using an old Sony Walkman CD player. Do not use anything with WIFI in it! Then attach a Sony Walkman headset. Earbuds will not work; they emit EMFs and ELFs! Plug your headset into the Walkman CD player. Download a “pink noise” flac file from the internet and burn it on CD.”

Do you think one can use regular (stand alone, not in cell phone) MP3 player? Just load it with “pink noise” file & listen to it using headset (such headset probably would be less powerful than in Sony Walkman CD player).

Thanks.

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When I started using pink noise, I just streamed it through my phone. And I did not use pink noise very long, since I bought Blushield EMF protection, which mitigates the EMF spectrum including those mitigated by pink noise.

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The Neurophone uses a lot of batteries, this something to consider if you want to incorporate into your protective lifestyle, particularly when you are outdoors. I'm looking forward to getting your pink noise generator. I have the Sharper Image white noise. Is it still protective to run for ambient blocking anyways? The Walkman and earphones... I'm not sure how this should be set-up. I have all the components but how it all gets put together, I'm afraid I need more details. This is very important. And from the link RebeccaR submitted, this highlights the need to nail it down.

Thank you, Shawn! Your work is still the best yet.

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