Technical Considerations on Tinnitus Attacks

1. Introduction

　In my previous discussion, I explained that the tinnitus attacks I have been experiencing for an extended period are not caused by illness.

　This time, based on my experiences, I will examine the conditions under which these tinnitus attacks are conducted.

2. When I First Became Aware of the Tinnitus Attacks

　I recall first perceiving tinnitus attacks on a morning between the fall and winter of 2015 when I woke up.

　I also remember asking my three classmates from the chemistry department, during a drinking gathering at the Japanese izakaya Isomaru Suisan in Gotanda on December 10 of the same year, "Do you ever feel tinnitus?"

　By that time, I had already recognized that I was caught in an abnormal situation.
　Although the purpose was unclear, I felt as though I was being monitored constantly.

　I knew that suddenly bringing up such concerns with someone would only make them think I had a mental disorder, so I kept it to myself.

　At that time, the tinnitus was not very strong, and I remember it sounding like cicadas.

　I considered the possibility that aging might be the cause, but at the same time, I had a vague sense that it was being artificially induced.

　Until March 5, 2018, when I was subjected to psychological destruction operations using sound and light, I was not particularly conscious of the tinnitus.

3. Types of Tinnitus Attacks

As mentioned previously, I currently perceive three main types of tinnitus, all of which are high-pitched sounds:

・"bzzz" (buzzing, a sound similar to the chirping of insects or cicadas)

・"eeee" (ringing / whining, a high-pitched continuous tone)

・ "peep" (beeping, a monotonous, sharp sound)

　The description "bzzz" might give the impression of a relatively low-pitched sound, but in reality, it is quite high-pitched. More specifically, it has a shimmering, oscillating sound.
　This sound is used most frequently.

　I sometimes perceive different sounds in my left and right ears.

　Additionally, "eeee" is a continuous sound and sometimes similar to the monotonous "peep."

　Occasionally, I suddenly hear a single "eeee" sound in my head.
This seems to be a common type of tinnitus that many people experience.

　However, when this single "eeee" starts, the ongoing tinnitus attack often stops, only to resume almost immediately afterward.
This phenomenon tends to occur during nighttime or early morning.

　Personally, I sometimes suspect that this could indicate a change of personnel in charge of the torture or experimentation, though I cannot say for certain.

4. Characteristics of Tinnitus Attacks

1. It Can Be Turned On and Off

　When I am lying in bed, the tinnitus can continue intensely, but as soon as I wake up, it sometimes stops almost completely.

　Conversely, if I lie down due to exhaustion, an intense tinnitus attack can start within a very short time.

2. Prolonged, Intense Tinnitus Attacks

・　In December 2022, I experienced an extremely intense tinnitus attack that made me think I might become incapacitated if I could not endure it.

・　In June 2024, I suffered from severe tinnitus attacks for several hours, accompanied by intense headaches and toothaches.

・　Although not as severe as in December 2022, I have experienced multiple tinnitus attacks at the June 2024 level.

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↑ The title is "Toothache Attack," but this post was made on the same day I experienced it alongside a headache attack on June 21, 2024. It also includes references to the toothache attack in May 2021 and the December 2022 attack, which was so severe that it felt life-threatening.

3. It Does Not Depend on Posture, Location, or Obstacles

・　Once a tinnitus attack begins with a certain volume and type, moving my head, walking indoors, or covering myself with a blanket does not change the sound’s type or intensity.

・　In my June 2024 experience, even moving outdoors or to different floors did not alter the intensity of the tinnitus, headache, or toothache.

・　Crouching between the corridor wall and the room wall on each floor did not change the intensity.

4. It Can Be Perceived Even in Public Places

・　I experience tinnitus attacks inside trains, shopping malls, and parks.

・　The type and intensity of the sound rarely change while moving.

・　However, the attacks tend to be milder in public places, and I have never experienced an unbearably intense attack outside.

5. Possible Mechanisms Based on the Characteristics of Tinnitus Attacks

1. The Technology Does Not Utilize Energy-Based Methods

・　If electromagnetic waves or ultrasound energy were the cause, the tinnitus should be affected by blankets or walls, but such effects have not been observed.

・　Additionally, it is unrealistic to fill an entire room or apartment complex with a uniform energy field, regardless of the presence of barriers.

・　If the intensity of tinnitus depended on energy levels, I might not have survived until now.

・　Furthermore, since I perceive tinnitus at a consistent volume and type even in public places, it is unlikely that energy is being directly used.

・　Therefore, it is highly likely that a "signal" is being transmitted to me via electromagnetic waves or ultrasound.

2. High-Precision Targeting Is Not Essential

・　Since I sometimes suddenly crouch, run, or stop moving, it is unlikely that electromagnetic waves are continuously and precisely focused on my body.

3. The Possibility That I Am in a Special State

・　In 2018, I considered the possibility that cellular base stations were being used. Even now, this possibility cannot be ruled out.

・　However, since others do not perceive the tinnitus, it is likely that an additional method is being applied specifically to me.

・　For example, could it be that a signal inducing sound perception is being transmitted, and the tinnitus continues unless a specific signal is received?

・　Additionally, I might be subjected to extreme stress or some other special external influence.

6. Conclusion

・　The three types of tinnitus I perceive are artificially induced.

・　Instead of electromagnetic waves or ultrasound energy, it is more likely that signals carried by electromagnetic waves or ultrasound are being used.

・　Although I perceive tinnitus attacks even in public places, the cause remains undetermined.

・　There may exist a control signal that switches the tinnitus on and off.

・　I may be under a unique state of extreme stress.