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Yep, as far as directed sound devices go, I believe it was holosonics who cracked the algorithm to transmit sound directly into someone's skull with encoded beams of ultrasonic waves. This is commercially available in their product called the 'audio spotlight', but they've been tinkering around with this kind of thing for decades now.

There's no telling how much of this stuff has been perfected, or what they will be able to accomplish with 5G and whatnot, after we're all bathed in that signal. Some people are very sensitive to the EMF, they have to move to special areas of the country (Green Bank, West Virginia), and who knows what it's doing to our DNA.

My only problem with the way most outlets highlighted this is that; at a cursory glance it's easy to assume that they've found proof of the government's experimental research here.

The diagram above for example, I think that was probably created by the website author based on her experiences as a self-proclaimed targeted individual, as well as her extensive research into mind control. That being said; it seems to me, that it was intentionally released in order to make the headlines.

Most people will simply scan the headline, look at the picture, and make the assumption that they've stumbled upon proof that the government is conducting mind control experiments. Which they no doubt are (if history is any indicator), it's just that this isn't proof of it.