Cellular Remote Mind Control

Hello All:

It's Video Saturday and we share another important transmission of things we feel you need to know. Today's topic is the mental control that your cell phone has over you. And by that I don't mean victim to endless dopamine scrolling. I'm talking literal signals that offset your mind and possibly influence your thinking. It's a conspiracy theory that's been around since probably the Roswell crash, just rehashed into newer and newer technologies.

What was the personal motivation into this research? Well, I sleep with my phone at my bedside table. Even though notifications are turned off so I can catch a good night's sleep, I started to notice something odd. I wasn't sleeping very well. The following morning I would write into my journal of the strange dreams I was having and the concerns.  As taken directly from my daily journal, "I felt like people were hijacking my brain to use it as a biological processor—uploading blueprints, computer programs, and engineering designs. It felt like a foreign entity was accessing my brain and doing this.

As the nights have gone on, it’s like there’s some kind of instructional video or instructional audio playing in my head—uploading historical information about certain people, rules of engagement, etc. It’s absolutely ridiculous. I don’t know what this phenomenon is, but the human mind might do something  subconsciously when it’s rebuilding itself every several years—sorting through memories, maybe?

When I’m sleeping at night, this is how the dream works: it reviews things in the form of podcasts and audio recordings. It’s a bit eerie because you wonder: What am I hearing? Was I exposed to something during the day?"

And it didn't stop there. I have my phone on my desk at work. Suddenly I would get an unexplained feeling of annoyance or anger. Some time later I would feel a bit down. "Why? I never feel this way? Why so sad? It's a great day at the office with  plenty of accomplishments."

It didn't take long for me reach for the bizarre cellular mind control theory. I work in RF engineering and can quickly analyze and debunk much of it. However, there are some things that our cell phones are doing to us, and it's a bit alarming. After watching this video, you will never sleep with your cell phone next to your bed again. I turn mine off so it is fully powered down. I put mine away at work in a sound proof bag. Give it 5-7 years, the knowledge in this video will be commonly accepted.

Done watching the video, above? Here's a little bonus for you. When visiting the Roswell UFO museum, I took notice of an interesting exhibit of a hand drawn image that illustrated the theory of cellular mind control. I photographed it for later use. Recently I asked Google Gemini to improve the illustration. Below is the output. Keep it for your records along with the video above.