Russell Brand discovers Big Tech's secret: they control you thru sRGB

Russell Brand just went absolutely nuclear on The HighWire with Del Bigtree (full clip attached, 0:47) He shares a mind-bending claim he says he just learned from Dr. Jack Kruse (neurosurgeon + quantum biology expert): The intense blue light pouring out of every phone, laptop, and TV screen wasn’t chosen by accident. According to Kruse, that exact wavelength was first identified in old CIA & FBI experiments — starting with electrodes implanted in monkeys’ brains to trigger apathy, lethargy, and obedience. They discovered flickering blue light at the same frequency could produce nearly identical neurological effects… without any surgery. So when the tech industry later decided on a default color temperature for billions of devices, blue was selected. Brand’s stunned reaction: “They chose blue because it makes you more lethargic, apathetic, and easier to control.” Then he wonders live: maybe that’s why red-light saunas feel so energizing — red could be the direct counter-signal. Love him or think he’s lost it, this one lands hard. Honest question for everyone: After watching this clip, who’s switching every screen in their life to permanent red/night mode tonight? Or who thinks it’s total nonsense? Drop your take below