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The core concept behind [[Frequency X]] was that by generating precise frequencies and patterns similar to binaural brainwave entrainment audio, it could essentially manipulate a customers emotions and trigger dopamine release, which resulted in a significant increase of returning customers. | The core concept behind [[Frequency X]] was that by generating precise frequencies and patterns similar to binaural brainwave entrainment audio, it could essentially manipulate a customers emotions and trigger dopamine release, which resulted in a significant increase of returning customers. | ||
However, numerous studies later revealed that prolonged exposure to [[Frequency X]] actually caused severe abnormalities and disruptions to | However, numerous studies later revealed that prolonged exposure to [[Frequency X]] actually caused severe abnormalities and disruptions to the human brain and in some extreme cases caused chronic brain diseases such as [[Ligma]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 12:58, 19 August 2026
Frequency X was a controversial audio that was originally invented by J.F. Sweets, and was implemented in their fast food kiosk machines.
The core concept behind Frequency X was that by generating precise frequencies and patterns similar to binaural brainwave entrainment audio, it could essentially manipulate a customers emotions and trigger dopamine release, which resulted in a significant increase of returning customers.
However, numerous studies later revealed that prolonged exposure to Frequency X actually caused severe abnormalities and disruptions to the human brain and in some extreme cases caused chronic brain diseases such as Ligma.