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Comment by James Roberts on March 1, 2020 at 5:56pm

This nuclear physicist, Joel Sternheimer, who was also a musician, figured out a way to control gene function (protein production) with musical notes. His work had so much technobabble, it took me a year of study to figure out where he was getting his numbers, but I did. I spent days on the laptop manually assembling these signals for various things I thought would be useful. Like a-Melanocyte Stimulating Hormone. There's a drug called Melanotan 2, it has the same effects as a-MSH, but stronger. Makes you lose weight, tan, and increases libido. It worked, so did the one for "Congenital Indifference to Pain", a gene called SCN9A Isoform 2. I manually assembled over 3,000 notes to make that one. And so on. Then my ex threw away years of my research, and what she didn't, family did. Nice, huh? But in any case, it works.

Comment by Charles Cox on March 1, 2020 at 9:16am

  For quite some time I have held a hypothesis that I cannot prove. 

I feel intuitively that the frequencies used by towers such as ELF and GWEN, keep our bodies in a range so that we do not evolve or become enlightened. Our DNA has been proven to react to light and sound vibrations. Faraday cages could be used intermittently to block some of these frequencies in order to let our bodies re-harmonize.

Whether someone  tapped into an old technology or tweaked a new one, TPTB could use this against us / to cage us so to speak. Coral Castle in Florida is a great example of using frequency to our advantage. Everything vibrates... I hope I didn't sound too crazy.