Comments by "Peter" (@peter65zzfdfh) on "Yes Theory" channel.

The thing with the hypersensitivity is that it’s caused by the belief it’s real. As in, it’s a nocebo. If you exposed her to radio signals while she thought she wasn’t being exposed, she’d have no symptoms, it’s been studied extensively. But if you believe something is making you sick, you can actually will yourself sick unconsciously if you think you’re being exposed.
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It’s a nocebo. People’s belief that it’s making them sick actually makes them sick. Expose them when they don’t think they’re being exposed, they don’t have symptoms. Pretend to expose them when they are not actually being exposed, symptoms appear. It does really make them sick, but only because they believe it does.
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⁠⁠ @septemberamyx you can prove it actually, you expose people when they think they’re being exposed aren’t being exposed, record their symptoms, and don’t expose the, when they think they’re being exposed, and record their symptoms. Every single time the symptoms are associated with people’s belief in what’s causing it rather than when they are actually exposed. But here you are blaming and trying to prove the negative. You think you know, but you don’t. The nocebo is real, people do feel sick, but yes, it is people like you telling them that such things can make them sick actually making them sick.
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@alexanderscott1042 the most likely explanation of Havana syndrome is just people being stressed. It spikes in response to news reports of its existence….
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@davior14 hello AI bot. Nope.
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@davior14 well at least one of you is intelligent, even if it’s artificial.
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