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In this episode of The Internet Explorer’s Podcast, Jimmy finally delivers on his promise from the Sun Gazing episode and dives into the bizarre world of DNA activation through sound therapy. What starts as a reflection on a late-night moment of desperation quickly spirals into a hilarious breakdown of how pseudoscientific claims take root. Jimmy dissects the language used by “frequency healers,” mocking the misuse of terms like “quantum,” “vibrations,” and “DNA restructuring,” while contrasting them with real science. From frequency playlists that supposedly unlock superpowers to the tale of a guy who claimed he developed telepathy in a coffee shop, the monologue is packed with laughs and wild examples of internet-fueled nonsense.

But beyond the comedy, the episode makes a serious point: just because something feels real doesn’t mean it is. Jimmy explains the difference between correlation and causation, highlights the psychological traps that keep these beliefs alive, and exposes the shady business model behind the DNA activation industry. He also takes time to explore what sound can do—from real medical applications like ultrasound therapy to the proven benefits of music on stress and memory. In the end, it’s not just a takedown—it’s a fun, skeptical, and surprisingly informative journey into why we fall for things that sound too good to be true… and how not to.