Our ancestors didn't have pulsating electricity. We had our feet connected to the ground during the day, and we had sunlight in as well. And then at night we would go into our mud hut, our cave structure, and sleep insulated from any of the external frequencies that would be coming from distant stars. So most things that come from nature are constant. They're direct. There's no flickering of the sun. The only time our ancestors would have had flickering is running through a jungle when there's sunlight kind of going through the leaves. You have that strobe light effect, and that's a stress response. Now we have this imperceptible flicker because most of our lights are

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