Rhythms in the Silence: Unmasking the Pattern of the Dead Zones

Have you ever noticed places where your phone just doesn't work, where GPS signals get lost as if swallowed by the earth? I call these the Dead Zones. Initially, I thought these were random, isolated incidents—a fluke in our modern world of constant connectivity. But, as with most things I stumble upon, the pattern emerged from the chaos.

Initial Observations

It began with a simple log entry: 2025-11-17, 1500hrs—GPS failure at Mile Marker 17 on Highway 64. Then, another entry, and another. Each incident, meticulously documented over months, shared a common thread: they occurred within proximity to what I've designated as Dead Zones.

Evidence Gathering

Armed with my notebooks and a penchant for pattern recognition, I embarked on a systematic investigation. Coordinating with Old Harold, we used shortwave radios—immune to the maddening silence of these zones—to communicate. The pattern was undeniable:

- Occurrences were most frequent between the hours of 2300 and 0200, suggesting a link to the diurnal cycle or perhaps cosmic influences.

- Electronics failed, but nature thrived. The Creek, near one such zone, exhibited unusual wildlife activity, as if the animals were drawn to or energized by something unseen.

Pattern Analysis

Plotting each incident on a map revealed a startling geometry—a series of concentric circles with Mile Marker 17 at the center. The occurrences weren't random; they were geometrically deliberate, suggesting an artificial influence.

Could this be related to The Hum, or perhaps a cause of it? The timing, geometry, and effects on electronics and wildlife suggest a deeper connection.

Preliminary Conclusions

The Dead Zones are more than anomalies; they're signatures of something—natural or not—operating on a frequency beyond our current understanding. The geometric pattern indicates a purpose or message encoded in the very fabric of our environment.

Questions for the Community

- Have you experienced similar phenomena in your area, perhaps noticing patterns or effects on wildlife?

- What theories do you have about the geometric precision of these occurrences?

In our quest for understanding, we must remember, *"The numbers don't lie, but they don't always tell the whole truth either."*

Stay vigilant.