[ShaneG]

Would it be a reasonable question to ask if there has been a noticeable increase within the experience of 'voice' hearing during the last lockdown and the current one within the UK and across the World as a common trend?

What I would like to ask is would this be due to not only lack of contact within the services/Doctors due to the temporary closure of facilities or of the factor of isolation or social distancing.

But possibly as the result of something else, which would include fixed location, access to you by a conduit, more people using online resources, and cybercrime resulting. Things like Doxxing or Phishing attacks.

Would there be more victims experiencing the live streaming of 'voices' or broadcasting 'Thoughts'.

This could also include experiencing muscle spasms or twitching by induced projected 'thoughts'.

Would anyone be aware of this.

[Yaowen]

Dear ShaneG,

That is a good question and I think you right in your observation.

Sincerely yours, Yao Wen

[ShaneG]

Originally Posted by Yaowen

Dear ShaneG,

That is a good question and I think you right in your observation.

Sincerely yours, Yao Wen

No problem, TBH I need more actual 'voice-hearers' to read comprehend the pretense and ask why.

Location is like along with betrayal and scapegoating essential for the coordinated events to be best effective.

Have you ever thought about it with regards to mesh routing within wi fi signals?

[ShaneG]

When will the possibility of Electronic Harassment being legitimised as a real Human Rights issues and not a mental health colonised fad as this uncanny explanation gives a better description of what this is, as there has never been any proof of a chemical imbalance causing some of us to have sub- vocalisation broadcasting and to hear disembodied voices playing mind games with us upon a ritualistic time table aiming to effect us or get us to respond negatively as we arm wrestle the meaning and the mobbing indicator's.

As well as the additional events that will coincide with your experience of this 'thing' altering your normal daily routine in strange though now common ways.