Someone asked Grok in the replies if it was the same as a rife machine.
Grok:
No, this isn't like a Rife machine, which is an unproven device using electromagnetic frequencies. This study uses scanning ultrasound (500 kHz, pulsed at 1 Hz) for brain stimulation.
It doesn't include 40 Hz sound; that's from separate gamma stimulation research, often with light or audible tones, not this ultrasound method.
Good point. Doesn't AI just reflect what is already popularly posted on the internet? So if we certainly can't trust everything that's posted on the internet then we can't trust what comes out of AI.
Someone asked Grok in the replies if it was the same as a rife machine.
Grok: No, this isn't like a Rife machine, which is an unproven device using electromagnetic frequencies. This study uses scanning ultrasound (500 kHz, pulsed at 1 Hz) for brain stimulation.
It doesn't include 40 Hz sound; that's from separate gamma stimulation research, often with light or audible tones, not this ultrasound method.
Unproven? O rly Gwok?
Good point. Doesn't AI just reflect what is already popularly posted on the internet? So if we certainly can't trust everything that's posted on the internet then we can't trust what comes out of AI.
Yup. Sounds like a Rife machine!