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			''Abbreviation-'' [[FFR]]

	[[Frequency Following Response]] means that if a subject hears a sound produced at a frequency which emulates one associated with the human [[Brain]], the brain will try to mimic the same frequency pattern by adjusting its brainwave output. To comprehend the problem of hidden technological [[Mind Control]] on the earth plane, this is an important concept to grasp.		[[Frequency Following Response]] means that if a subject hears a sound produced at a frequency which emulates one associated with the human [[Brain]], the brain will try to mimic the same frequency pattern by adjusting its brainwave output. To comprehend the problem of hidden technological [[Mind Control]] on the earth plane, this is an important concept to grasp.