The podcast is determined to ignore Occam’s Razor
This podcast relates to Havana Syndrome the same way Plandemic relates to vaccine science; it’s dead wrong, and actively misleading. Woolf's insistance that mass psychogenic illness can't explain the initial cases of Havana Syndrome is off base. Every such episode has an initial case or cases which serve as the inspiration for future cases. The first cases didn't need to think they were victims of an attack; that idea jelled after someone noticed a few (probably unrelated) instances of people feeling unwell. After that, people were paying attention to how they felt, and anything that wasn't easily attributable to a known cause became part of the syndrome. Mass psychogenic illness is a near-perfect fit for Havana Syndrome, and unless someone comes forward to demonstrate a microwave weapon that is both surreptitious and able to induce the reported symptoms, no more time or money needs to be wasted investigating this.Read full review »
Smiling Skeptic via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 04/22/23
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Really enjoying "The Sound" so far. If there's a podcast award for sound design, this should win it!Read full review »
AryehCW via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/16/23
well maybe terrifying is too strong a word but definitely deeply concerning… the author of this podcast is on to something very important also it’s well presented, with good interviews. Part of me still hopes he’s making it all up for a good story…
Lindaclare via Apple Podcasts · Ireland · 02/22/23
Heard about this coming out soon and can’t wait. Been interested in this story since it first came to light so very excited hear all about it
pod_keen via Apple Podcasts · Great Britain · 01/17/23
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