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If you want to understand resonance, first dip your toes in something you can understand right now. And that's radio frequency. This will be your stepping stone.

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Sound. When a sound is made, is there always something to absorb it, or is it absorbed because you are there? When does a sound reach its destination?
When something that can absorb it will absorb it?
Or can something out of tune never absorb a song out if its range?

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>>16968468
*Out of its range.

This here's a waveguide. A stick that tells you where a wave needs to go.

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An oscillator! It transmits alternating oscillations (very precise wave patterns) from direct currents of electricity.
Pretty easy to follow so far, right?

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Which brings us to this.

This isn't fringe science. This is something everyone already knows. The body can and has been used as an antenna and waveguide for waves. Radiological or otherwise.

Careful what you intake! Just a thought!

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This is your future. Or at least one that those behind the scenes want for you. You will be more machine until you are feeling less in control of yourself than you did before. And the signal won't be coming from you.

With that being said, you can totally destroy cancer cells using the same method lol

>>16968468
Late reflection

Early reflection

Direct sound