give me detailed info on North Korean mind control music

damn good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cfg3EgKaOgY

>>18896080
Bullshit. /thread.

You raise a child to believe the stories about santa. Santa gets to keep elected and do nuke tests. thats just how it is?


How is this not simple. They force the people to accept the lie until the children grow up knowing it to be true

>>18896080
>North Korean mind control music

The fact that you believe this exists just shows that South Korean intelligence services are the best at psyops.

>>18896091
The only way to keep kids from not believing is Santa is to keep them away from the chimney, and never let them talk to other kids. That is North Korean in a nutshell, isn't it?

north korea still best korea

>>>18896091
>The only way to keep kids from not >believing is Santa is to keep them >away from the chimney, and never >let them talk to other kids. That is >North Korean in a nutshell, isn't it?
Yuuup

>>18896080
Infrasound (sound that cannot by heard by humans) frequencies can affect our moods and thoughts directly by directly influencing the brain without us even being aware of it. These frequencies could ----incredibly easily---- be hidden in music or even played from speakers that we think are off/silent and affect us.

Not only that, but sound itself that we can hear also can scientifically, objectively alter the brain and affect our moods and thoughts in certain ways. This would require significant knowledge and research however, and it's very unlikely that anyone's fiddling on a guitar will make this objectively impacting music.

However, we can see the effect sound can have on us with musical geniuses throughout history, such as the classical composers. For instance, the now corny "Mozart effect" --- it's found that people in a lab experiment who listened to Mozart's music had a short boost in mental capacity afterwards.

It's not incredibly hard to see how sounds can be made that would make us not smarter and more happy, selfaware, peaceful, but maybe stupider, angry, frightened, etc.

For instance, think of nails on a chalkboard and other sounds that annoy you. Just like musical geniuses can create music that can give us joy, more sinister people could theoretically create music to control us.

>>18897083
oh yeah, besides there's something TWENTY TIMES simpler, that even a child can do: create a monotonous rhythm. Beat your hands on a wall to time, play the drums, whatever. A constant rhythm (some heavy bass also helps) can hypnotize you. Hypnotism isn't necessarily good or bad though, and is by itself emotionally neutral.

This is the basis of club music, dance music, most pop music --- heavy rhythm and bass to induce a trance which could be lighter or deeper, depending on whether you're just listening to it in your car radio, or at a club where there's also flashing and waving lights to further hypnotize you, as well as the influence of many other people around you (especially those of the opposite sex), drugs, drink, etc. A general darkness besides the flashing, waving lights also helps, as it's then harder for your eyes to focus on anything.

>>18897107
Combine this with a feeling of community, and get everybody vocalising together, and you have created a fanatical church. This is how sports fandoms work as well.