This is relevant to the series, but not this post. Three things have me wondering if TV is also an example of etheric technology, albeit one poorly understood. The first is that putting sharp iron near the TV seems to reduce appeal for some people; the second is that an awful lot of sensitive people find TV utterly unbearable, and banishing tends to make people lose interest in it altogether; and the third is that a friend who has contacts in the industry told me that over the air TV is still offered in lots of places where they know no one watches it because back in the 80s it was discovered that in areas without OTA signals people watch less TV. Not just in the sense some people won't get TV, but in the sense that people will watch less cable TV as well.
So I'm now wondering if part of what makes TV so addictive for a lot of people is some kind of interaction between the TV set and the OTA signals (broadcast on electromagnetic waves); the iron disrupts the patterns on the etheric; while sensitives dislike it because it's an unpleasant etheric pattern. I plan to investigate further, but for now I lack the skills needed.
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Date: 2021-04-21 02:35 am (UTC)So I'm now wondering if part of what makes TV so addictive for a lot of people is some kind of interaction between the TV set and the OTA signals (broadcast on electromagnetic waves); the iron disrupts the patterns on the etheric; while sensitives dislike it because it's an unpleasant etheric pattern. I plan to investigate further, but for now I lack the skills needed.