English isn’t communication—it’s control. In this episode I tear open the phonetic machinery of consent: homophone traps, ALL-CAPS corpse contracts, courtroom oaths as necromancy, autocorrect as predictive compliance, and the Saturn–Moon cadence that trains you to “repeat after me.” We go past metaphor into mechanics—carrier-wave hum, diaphragm jurisdiction, and field-first speech that dissolves invisible contracts. Five ruthless rituals to de-script your mouth, exit the loop, and broadcast sovereignty without performing it. Share this, subscribe, and join Quantisophy—the discipline of frequency over narrative. Welcome home.
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