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Hypersonic Effect
Original title: ハイパーソニックエフェクト
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The hypersonic effect is a phenomenon induced when [sound containing highly complex ultra-high frequencies (40kHz or higher), too high to hear as sound] activates the deepest regions of the human brain (midbrain, thalamus, hypothalamus, etc.; hereafter called the “core brain”).
ハイパーソニック・エフェクトとは、［周波数が高すぎて音として聴こえない高複雑性超高周波（40kHz以上）を含む音］が人間の脳の最深部（中脳・視床・視床下部などの領域。 以下、「基幹脳」と呼ぶ）を活性化して惹き起こす現象です。
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