In 2024, a Norwegian researcher who was skeptical of so-called “Havana Syndrome” decided to test a pulsed energy device on himself to prove it couldn’t harm the brain.
It didn’t go well.
He reportedly ended up with symptoms consistent with neurological damage… from something he thought wasn’t even real.
I remember having schematics for something like an LRAD that could put audio in your head. I was too afraid to build it due to this sort of scenario. If since lost it which sucks. But I remember it being well before LRADs were popular so people didn’t really believe me
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How many things get dismissed as “crazy” or “conspiracy”… just because they sound uncomfortable?
I’m not saying everything is true.
But I am saying:
people are way too quick to decide something is impossible without really looking into it.
👉 What’s something you used to think was fake… that you’re not so sure about anymore?
https://people.com/scientist-made-havana-syndrome-machine-to-disprove-theories-then-got-sick-11908026
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/02/14/havana-syndrome-cia-norway-experiment/
I remember having schematics for something like an LRAD that could put audio in your head. I was too afraid to build it due to this sort of scenario. If since lost it which sucks. But I remember it being well before LRADs were popular so people didn’t really believe me
I guess he “trusted the science”.
Natural selection knows no social bounds