>>1923727

The "electromagnetic ringing of the ionosphere" is an analogy. The ionosphere does not ring audibly, it's max charge peaks 7 times a second. I've also seen another acoustic analogy of Schumann resonance as a "tuning fork" for the body. Our nervous system are based on clocks much like computers and this determines rhythms like circadian rhythm and even complex stuff like athletic and musical ability. A raise in our biological clock speed could potentially be similar to a raise in the clock speed of a computer, allowing our nervous system to process more information. I'm not positive on your questions about the ionosphere but I believe it's parameters are determined by cosmic rays.

>>1923833

Thanks man, I was a little caught off guard by his comment. Most comments in Qresearch are pointless when Q's not posting, at least I'm trying to do some valuable research.

>>1924277

Your welcome, I'm glad you read it all and enjoyed it! This stuff is really interesting to me and I hope this thread will attract like minded people to discuss what you mentioned. I can see it already has as I agree with you 100% on that. I agree short facts or statements that resonate with someone is the most effective red pill technique in my opinion, preferably in a slow drip. I think learning some basic psychology on cognitive dissonance, cultural hegemony, and under appreciated power of the media really helps with red pilling.