Frequency Illusion — Frequency illusion is another name for the Baader-Meinhof phenomenon, where something newly noticed seems to appear everywhere. It feels like the outside world is sending signals when, in truth, the brain has changed its focus. Scammers exploit this illusion so that their claims appear to receive constant confirmation.
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