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>The study, published this week in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, is one of the first controlled human experiments to pair verified infrasound exposure with both psychological self-report and a concrete physiological marker, namely salivary cortisol, the hormone we associate with stress. The results were, in a word, unsettling.

Archive: https://archive.today/dZUjt From the post: >>The study, published this week in Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience, is one of the first controlled human experiments to pair verified infrasound exposure with both psychological self-report and a concrete physiological marker, namely salivary cortisol, the hormone we associate with stress. The results were, in a word, unsettling.

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Junk science. Many “haunted” buildings have no power, no HVAC, nothing.

This sounds like some faggot cock sucking trust the science shit.

They do this to “explain” what they can’t explain.

Energy is a thing. Good and bad. We all came from energy, the one true source. You can’t destroy or create energy. When we take our leave and go home, our “energy” goes also.

That doesn’t minimize the millions of “ghosts” whose energy is trapped for a reason.

But to think it’s the hum of some shit that ain’t hooked up is retard level shit.

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You skipped right over the geology aspect. You know. That comes directly from the earth. As well as storms/etc.

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Also lay lines are a thing…..but again that’s edge cases

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Well. The "lay lines" stuff seems to be around areas with large amounts of Ferrite and that is known to cause disruption. Humans (not all but most) do have a small amount of Ferrite in their head near the forehead/nose.

Have you ever wondered how you could ask someone why they could always find "north" (magnetic north) with out even thinking about it? Yeah, those people have more and developed a sense for it.

Since we have a spinning core of magnetic rock it would make sense that areas high in ferrite would have anomalies. Things that feel off or not explainable.

That is why its posted to /s/fringescience It's interesting. People are researching it but most think it's stupid and wont bother because of "reasons".

Most of everything that happens can be explained if you are willing to spend the time to try to understand it.

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Yes but not every area has raised electromagnetic activity/energy.