Jesse Carey

Yeah.

Where it basically is a tone that would disrupt your bowels or whatever.

And they would use it for like crowd control.

But... What a devious... Every note for you is the P note.

Yeah.

But, you know, all I have to say is there's, like, a lot of development in direct energy weapons that uses frequency.

And so, like, we were talking about unrestricted warfare.

You know, the other kind of concept we really spent some time diving into.

And this one, honestly, like, I felt like the psychological operation stuff and, you know, we looked at, like, Edward Bernays and advertising and propaganda and all that stuff.

Super interesting, but it didn't really creep me out.

Like I said, I feel like you can come to sort of, like,

You could see how people get to that place where they're like, oh, I can manipulate.

And I think we're all in the content space too.

I feel like we all probably use our abilities for good, but you know how to tweak a thumbnail or headline or whatever to cause engagement, right?

This is a lot of psychological operations to some degree are that at scale and weaponized.

But the cognitive warfare stuff is where it gets creepy because so like...

psychological warfare is trying to manipulate what people think right ultimately whether that's a value or you know what they think about a political issue or what they think about

you know uh you know an adversary or whatever but cognitive warfare is really concerned with how people think and so your cognition and so what that can look like on a baseline level is like you can affect maslow's hierarchy of needs right so like

if you're you know at the at the very bottom of the pyramid is what they call like self-actual actualization but as you get higher up the pyramid it's like love affection whatever but at the very or i'm inversing it at the very baseline like if you're cold if you're hungry if you're in pain that's all you're going to think about until that need is resolved and you can kind of move your way up the pyramid eventually get to

What Maslow said was self-actualization.