Sylvanna Devlin

There’s one other way sound can be weaponized – well several. But in the instance of 24/7 gaslighting and cognitive abuse as described.

Exhausted and finally sleeping you are most vulnerable to sleep disturbances like sleep eating and sleep walking.

Which means the power of suggestion is more likely to succeed as any other time.

I’ve woken up in front of my pills, confused. Wondering how that happened. I was supposed to kill myself with my Wellbutrin.

The pharmacist became a little concerned about extras after I woke everyone up to lock their pills up.

You might go to sleep avoiding suicidal feelings, or trying to sleep them off. But about 3-4 am you could wake to the suggestion or not wake at all.

My cat makes sure to create a racket at that time every night. And I’ve been so annoyed but patient because I love her. But I suspect she knows full well what suicide is and hears something to wake me from.

The cognitive abuse ahead of time was intense, however. So I’m not certain if exhaustion on its own makes one as vulnerable to the power of subconscious suggestion.

Sounds like science fiction doesn’t it?

But now, after everything you’ve experienced. Is it really that far fetched?

Also

Be careful of events that feel like a forced attempt to “get clear”. And commit suicide.

You can’t avoid an attempt on the mind being likely to succeed. As far as the “getting clear” aspect goes.

I do not know if you can convince others of suicide at the same time.

But an attempt on part of my current city was just made.

And, as for the need to interrupt the process with distractions.

Concentration is likely shot. But we’re all then usually in the mood for an argument even if we’re not mad and don’t want to be.

When we really need to avoid listening – even on a subconscious level – a game like zonmondo (would you rather) would be perfect.

You can argue endlessly and not care about the results.

I can’t help wondering if something like IRC can’t be resurrected from obscurity and used to create two person chat rooms so you can play with strangers if you wanted.

Don’t forget to interrupt the troll-bots!

And be careful of suggestions that crash your mood and make you suicidal. The hospital isn’t her only endgame.

Once you’ve been depressed it’s easier to experience depression again.

I can’t think of a “better” way to demoralize and discredit a large number of people at once. Potentially making them pliable and more manipulable