Pluribus Season 1: Significance Of The 8613 kHz Radio Frequency

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Though it doesn’t reveal specifics, the first season of Pluribus suggests the 8613.0 kHz radio frequency will ultimately be key to helping Manousos and Carol in the future.

I have to say, early on in Pluribus, the show really teased this fascinating idea of Manousos figuring out the ‘Others’ – how they work, what their deal is. It was compelling watching him, totally cut off from everyone, desperately scan the radio waves. He was clearly hoping to hear from other survivors, a sign that he wasn’t alone. He didn’t find any voices, thankfully, but he did stumble onto this really weird, looping signal on one particular frequency. It’s a small detail, but it felt significant, like a breadcrumb leading somewhere strange.

He wrote it down in his diary, but at first didn’t know what it signified. As the first season of Pluribus neared its conclusion, he began to understand its meaning.

The Others’ Hive Mind Seemingly Operates On The 8613 kHz Frequency

In the first episode of Pluribus, astronomers detected a signal from a faraway planet before a global infection started. The signal turned out to be an RNA sequence, which was then given to rats. The outbreak began when a rat bit a person, causing the RNA to spread throughout the human population.

However, data from the Pluribus experiment suggests that simply spreading RNA isn’t enough to explain how the hive mind developed. It appears RNA might only act as the basic infrastructure, like the hardware of a computer.

The sci-fi show on Apple TV quickly revealed that loud noises can put the Others into a trance, often with fatal consequences. It’s like these sounds briefly break their collective hypnotic state, the one that connects them to the hive mind. Manousos explores this weakness, attempting to connect it to the 8613.0 kHz frequency featured in the final episode of Pluribus.

He observes that whenever a loud noise breaks the Others’ shared mind, even the radio signal improves, becoming clearer and more distinct.

If changes to human RNA are like a physical structure, then the 8613.0 kHz frequency might be the signal controlling them as part of a collective consciousness. This frequency is broadcast globally, potentially maintaining this control over those affected.

This even suggests that some survivors, such as Carol and Manousos, might not just be immune to the RNA changes, but also possess a mental strength that lets them resist the hive mind’s influence.

​​​​​​​Manousos Radio Frequency Can Be The Key To Reversing The Apocalypse

If what we’ve discussed is correct, Manousos and Carol could save the world by finding a way to block the signal completely. But it’s likely being sent from numerous locations, meaning they’re facing overwhelming odds from those who want the signal to continue. And realistically, two people can’t build something that would disrupt radio signals worldwide on their own.

It remains to be seen how Carol and Manousos will use what they’ve learned to prevent the apocalypse, but it will be fascinating to see how the discovery of the 8613 frequency impacts the future of the story, particularly regarding Pluribus.

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2025-12-24 15:28