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Jan 19, 2019 1 min

SWS-Research By Brian Roemmele

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This uses sine-wave encoder technology I have developed about 10 years ago. This file is about 10 years old, one of my first for historic reasons using my new encoding technology. I used a meaningfully historic paragraph that I feel once it is decoded, you can not unheard it. My current research can compress sound of 10 sentences into a single sentence with high comprehension and retention. This is a very small part of my research on http://TheLastInterface.com

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