Hands up, who believes

@Paliglass the Wyoming incident?
ORIGIN: Sometime prior to late January 2007, a series of videos began circulating online along with a creepypasta story about a [b]fictional[/b] television broadcast hijacking that occurred in the area of Niobrara county in Wyoming, Nebraska.

Oh dear....

@PSuss1 yes and background sound frequency caused some people to feel sick.

Now I thought about this long before this virus. Since 2007 actually.

If frequency can cause physical symptoms the possibilities are potentially endless.

Frequency could replace cocaine, could replace mdma or worse falaka. Could be used to hold the word to ransom at threat of making every one ill.

Who would I sel that to if I was the Wyoming incident hacker?...the Chinese...why? Because they'd pay the most and because they have chips in most computers all over the world.

The recreational drug industry would be transformed once people got to believe it worked.

Anyway sorry I went into the world of possibilities there - like the Queen of Hearts in Alice in Wonderland.

@Paliglass you also missed the word in bold?

@PSuss1 no I didn't.

@Paliglass then I can't help you, sorry

@PSuss1 with what? 😂

@Paliglass with your logic problem. You said "like in the Wyoming incident", which is fictional...you see the problem there?

@PSuss1 no because most stuff starts off as a fictional idea.

@PSuss1 which is why I made the Alice in Wonderland reference.