Does a higher FM radio broadcast frequency (specifically, the carrier wave; e.g 98.5 versus 106.7) indicate content which is more intelligent?
You’re referring to carrier waves, not content, and IQ refers to the ability to recognize patterns in content, not carrier waves patterns.
Good Morning, Wayne. To begin with, thank you for asking me such a deep question. In fact, there is so much that could be said that I’m not sure where to start. My first thought? One of my favorite Buddhist sayings comes to mind; “That which you resist, persists.” The more you try to not…
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