Ultra Sonic Mind Control

Ultra Sonic Mind Control

Created By Oregonleatherboy

Transcranial Pulsed Ultrasound

[[Transcranial Pulsed Ultrasound]] is non-invasive physically although prolonged use can lead to rearrangement of neurons. Not a problem since we want our subjects dumb and docile easily led to obey even the most disagreeable of command

The efficacy in mice and monkeys is strong

The efficacy in mice and monkeys is strong causing an immediate change of behavior. Excitable areas of the brain can be pinpointed to shut those areas off much like a light switch. Short waves instigate the neurons with activity while long electrical MHz frequencies do the opposite.

Another area that gets the [[doctors->Doctor God]] [[dick->Penis]] hard is that research with lab mice has proved that [[Transcranial Pulsed Ultrasounds]] can reach higher neural functions such as movement. When the [[Motor Cortex]] of the little mouse brain gets massaged with radiation his paw moves.

A regular Ultrasound]

A regular [[Ultrasound]] uses 20 MHz while this low frequency exerts a quarter of that strength which enables the pulse to reach deeper into the flesh. This whole concept came about because of recent scientific findings that a dolphin’s use of [[Sonic And Sonar]] had very positive results on fetus in utero.

A benefit of having smaller [[Electric Pulse]] is ability to pinpoint specific regions of brain with a military focus on using TPU as stealth weapon.

U.S. military

U.S. military is using this technology to create a helmet which will aid soldiers in stress relief while fighting in combat. Very thoughtful of the [[Government]] to offer to take away the burden of emotion and [[instinct->Instinct from our countries finest.

TPU science is very new as of 2008 research was adopted with much of it being done in 2010. That is when all of the information about this subject dead ends with no real conclusion which is a bit mysterious, but if you had a tool for large scale mind control or even small beans wouldn’t you keep it a secret?