Staring at a flickering light of a given continuous frequency can induce seizure. In most cases, strobe if we're using the sort of club dancing example, your brain is in training to its outside environment. So given the power of flickering lights in train brain rhythms, i would definitely keep an eye out for these sorts of studies. They are coming out all the time and i think in a very short period we are going to see specific pro calls that one could potentially use even at home.

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