STATIC // SILENCER

MANUAL TUNING

Thoughts run on specific frequencies. Use your mouse/finger to scan left and right.

The Goal: Find the pitch that clashes most with your internal monologue. Hold it there until the thought dissolves.

Active Interaction: Unlike passive white noise, requiring the user to "hunt" for the frequency keeps the motor cortex engaged, preventing the Default Mode Network (daydreaming/rumination) from re-engaging.

VISUAL SNOW

Stare at the static. Do not focus on any individual dot. Let your vision blur.

Ganzfeld Effect: The brain is addicted to pattern recognition. By flooding the visual cortex with high-entropy random data (static), the pattern-matching subroutines overheat and shut down, inducing a trance-like "No-Mind" state.

PHONOLOGICAL LOOP JAMMING

The "voice in your head" is physically sub-vocalized by your throat muscles. This audio prevents you from hearing yourself think.

Articulatory Suppression: The audio engine mixes Brown Noise (low rumble) with band-passed Pink Noise. This covers the human vocal range (300Hz-3400Hz). Wernicke's Area cannot process internal dialogue when the external auditory input is fully saturated in the same frequency band.

STOCHASTIC RESONANCE

Random noise actually helps signal detection in small doses, but in high doses, it acts as a firewall.

Signal-to-Noise Ratio: We effectively lower the SNR of your own thoughts to zero. By introducing high-amplitude noise, neural synchronization (required for complex thought formation) is disrupted.