A four year study using MRI-machines found no detectable difference in the brains of 81 people who claimed to be victims of “Havana Syndrome” and people in similar jobs who were healthy. Havana Syndrome is the name given to an odd series of events that began among US State Department employees in Havana, Cuba back in 2016.
Those who experienced it often described a loud noise and a feeling of pressure in their heads which some described as directional. There were lots of reports about it followed by speculation that one of our adversaries, likely Russia, had created some new kind of energy weapon and was using it on US personnel. Alternatively, some suggested that Havana Syndrome could be the unexpected result of some kind of surveillance effort, i.e. not a weapon per se.
As time went on more and more employees claimed to be victims, including some in China and even some in…
