Einstein
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Hello Einstein,
Yes, this phenomenon is called heterodyning in communications or "beating" frequencies together to form other harmonics (can result in sound frequencies generated) from two differential frequencies. This has been leveraged in many radionics and aether devices. This is a significant phenomenon to leverage when dealing with life force/aether/orgone/chi/etc energies. It is often much easier and more versatile to obtain a frequency this way than to design a single oscillator of the specific range of target frequencies. It is interesting to note that if you beat two Phi frequencies together, a third or more phi frequencies will emerge.
I could see coming up with a device using intersecting laser beams with a modulated laser frequncy on one laser to talk to someone at a distance. I wouldn't be surprised if the device already exists. As you can see with your own eyes, it takes more than one source of EM radiation to create sound. A longitudinal wave. This would be similar to the double slit experiment. Two converging wavefronts create photons. And that indicates that a single EM wave can't make photons. Wonder what happens with 3 converging wavefronts at one location?