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Ion stuff = malarky. An ion is a charged molecule or atom. It has mass. I can see how you could make a device to charge the gas molecules passing through the set, but even if the set could be counted on to produce the specified ions on demand (IE: during the correct commercials), why would you think the people would be exposed to them at the time they were emitted, and not significantly later? Ions don't shoot forth like beams of light, they waft like fumes. And they are charged, or in this case, magnetized? Wouldn’t they stick to random stuff, like walls, because of the charge? And “magnetized”… how do you magnetize a non-ferrous particle of gas?
Even if this would somehow make someone pliable enough to buy dogfood in bulk, by what mechanism would the effect be instantaneous, yet wear off by the end of the commercial, except that the effect that happened in the commercial would be lingering?
The strobing light thingy is also balderdash. If people could be made that suggestible by virtually unnoticeable flashing lights there would be no need of waterboarding or other coercive interrogation.
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