In this monologue Corrado Fontana explores the metaphor of emotions as frequencies that can be transmitted and resonated with others. He asks what is needed to achieve synchronicity of emotional frequencies, proposing that we must consciously resonate with our interlocutor. He explains that emotions such as anger or happiness act like propagating waves: when we are angry we emit an angry frequency, when we are happy we emit a happy frequency, and these states can be contagious without any verbal communication. Fontana highlights how persistent negative emotional frequencies in environments like the workplace or family are perceived and cause others to adapt, often unconsciously, because the frequencies either resonate with or clash against our own emotional state.
