The Genius Wave” claims to be a special audio track developed by NASA that synchronises with your brain waves and activates your Theta brainwaves, tapping into your creative genius.

https://naspcenter.org/The-Genius-Wave

According to the ad’s claims, listening to this audio for just 7 seconds per day can enhance cognition, improve memory, increase focus, and make you luckier. Sounds intriguing, right? But let’s separate fact from fiction.

Elon Musk Endorsement: The slick ads use Elon Musk’s name and image to promote the product. However, this is a deceptive tactic. There is no evidence that Elon Musk has endorsed “The Genius Wave.” In fact, it’s a complete fabrication.

NASA Involvement: The program claims to be developed by NASA, but this is also false. NASA has no connection to “The Genius Wave.” The entire premise of NASA creating an audio track to enhance brain power is unscientific and baseless.

Fake Reviews and Testimonials: The website is filled with fake reviews and testimonials. The claimed 19,389 Americans benefiting from this “brain trick” lack any verifiable proof. The endorsements are fabricated.

https://naspcenter.org/The-Genius-Wave

Dr. James Rivers: The supposed creator, “Dr. James Rivers,” appears to exist only within this scam. There is no legitimate information about this individual outside of the deceptive marketing.

200 Million-Year-Old Audio Track: The website even claims that this audio track is over 200 million years old and known to Thomas Edison. Clearly, this is fictional and absurd.