Ultrasonic Frequencies: Harassment or Something Else?

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The discussion centers on the potential use of ultrasonic frequencies to create auditory experiences that can be perceived as harassment. The individual describes experiencing sounds that seem to originate from specific locations within their home, suggesting the possibility of sound modulation techniques, specifically in single sideband (SSB) format. They express concerns about emotional manipulation and physical sensations, indicating a need for further investigation into the effects of ultrasonic sound on human perception. The conversation highlights the intersection of sound technology and psychological impact, warranting a deeper exploration of these phenomena.

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  • Basic principles of auditory perception and hearing health
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This discussion is beneficial for sound engineers, mental health professionals, audiologists, and individuals interested in the psychological effects of sound and ultrasonic technology.

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I understand it's possible to cross two ultrasonic frequencies one with sound modulating in it possibly in ssb format to recreate the original sound at the point the two cross. I think someone is using this trick to harass me. The sound appeared to be on the other side of a party wall at first, then it seemed to be directed at fixed points in my home (I was able to record it at first so it was sound not psychosis) Then it got a lot closer to me. It seems to dominate my hearing like someone shouting in my ear. This is where it gets weirder. I suspect it may be embedded with something else - a subliminal suggestion? It seems to me my emotions are being affected (possibly my perception too). I feel childlike/ passive and my skin stings for no reason. I am not psychotic - I'm a mental health professional so hopefully I know the difference - but something is going on and it must have an explanation. Can anyone help me figure this out please?
 
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