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We're going to talk about something that I have really looked at here for the better part of 25 years.

And actually, I've got to be honest with you.

My knowledge of this goes back into the 1980s when I first started teaching psychology.

So I have to correct myself.

But I was referencing 25 years ago, Nick Beggis Jr.'s great book, Angels

Don't Play This Harp. One of the best documented books I have ever, ever seen H-W-A-R-P, if you want to look it up and order it.

It's still timely today. Nick Begich was a consummate researcher, honest person, and the people, I don't know Nick.

I've interviewed him a couple times way back when, but my former news director, Annie DeRiso,

who used to host a bunch of conferences, knew him and just thought the world of him.

But anyway, let's get down to the point. Can electronic

frequencies basically brainwash you? And I'm using layman's terms for this. Is there

behavior modification from a cognitive perspective about the use of certain frequencies as it

relates to behavioral choices.

That would be more of the scientific way to place it. The short answer is, yes, it is. After this

first break, I'm going to tell you how this is true. My name is Dave Hodges. I'm the host of

the Common Sense Show. You know what I do here. We are

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