Method of changing a person's behavior Patent No.: US4717343A

What effects might be reported by people who feel targeted

(These are examples of subjective or measurable changes that align with the mechanisms above — not proof of any particular cause.)

New or sudden changes in mood, sleep, or anxiety that don’t respond to normal interventions.

Sensory experiences (auditory perceptions, pressure sensations, flashes of light) that are hard to localize to an external source.

Sudden intrusive thoughts or changes in impulse control.

Persistent headaches, tinnitus, or unusual taste/smell.

Objective changes detectable by clinicians: altered EEG patterns, unexplained focal neurological signs, or abnormal imaging findings — but note these are nonspecific.