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Not sure what I should think of that whole thing. You will have to come to your own conclusions. The spoken words in this, are quoting from one study about binaural beats (digital drugs)
Imho shortform content consumed online in high-frequency and volume are a bigger problem due to dopamin. But I could be wrong.
Could be worth looking into further.
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