After I'd exposed a DNA molecule to ultrasound, I noticed something that's stupaphyse. You see, normally in aqua solution, DNA molecules produce a continuous sound. They create a complex melody with recurrent musical phrases. So I irradiated with the ultrasound waves of the same frequency, as in diagnostic ultrasound. And what do I hear? Not a complex melody, but only one monotonous note. This means that by utilizing ultrasound, we've erased a massive amount of information from this DNA molecule, which could have been materialized through sound. Then I thought to myself, oh my god, we don't have any healthy kits left. I mean, literally worldwide, there are no healthy kits now, because all of them, apart from those born in wild tribes, are exposed to medical ultrasonography. The work of DNA could be seen as that of the computer, but if you strike a computer with a hammer, then quite probably, it'll start producing only one response to all of your queries. Pretty much the same happens in a human body when it's being deafed with ultrasound. Its wave matrices become deformed to such an extent that one frequency becomes prevalent. But that doesn't happen momentarily. At first, a DNA molecule undergoes a severe shock after being exposed to ultrasound. Then it comes round for a while, and finally, it generates a wave fandom of pain and fear.