Jesse Carey

And because he was a brain scientist, he was like, well, I'm going to start doing weird brain experiments.

And he ended up getting Toros, which are, they're like bullfighting bulls in Spain, right?

So they are hyper, hyper, they're bred to be aggressive.

They're not like a, you know, a Texas deer or something.

These are the most aggressive, like you said, bullfighting.

bred to be aggressive.

Anyway, he ended up having a theory about how aggression could be treated with frequency.

And he created these implantable devices that he would put into the heads of these Toro bulls.

And he would have them charge.

And he had like a little device.

He called it a stimoceiver.

And he could basically deliver different frequencies to different parts of the bull's brain.

And it would stop it in its tracks.

And it would create the bull docile.

And he tried it on other animals, and it would, like, change their whole countenance.

So he wasn't just, like, disabling it, right?

Wow.

He was actually changing their mood electronically.

Whoa.

And so... And again, that's, like, in the 60s, 70s?