A vibrant cartoon with colours and smooth animation. Create a 30-second vertical 9:16 animated YouTube Short about a strange psychological phenomenon called "phantom phone vibrations." Scene 1: A young man is sitting alone at night. Suddenly, he feels his smartphone vibrating in his pocket. Scene 2: He quickly takes out his phone and checks it, but there is no notification and the phone never actually vibrated. Scene 3: He looks confused and checks the phone again. Scene 4: The camera dramatically zooms inside his brain. Show glowing neural signals and the brain anticipating a familiar vibration sensation. Scene 5: Explain visually that when people frequently use and check their phones, the brain can become highly sensitive to expected signals and sometimes misinterpret other sensations as a phone vibration. Scene 6: Return to the young man staring at his completely silent phone. End with a mysterious close-up of his face. Style: high-quality 2D cinematic animation, modern psychological documentary style, dark atmospheric lighting, realistic human expressions, smooth character animation, dynamic camera movements, visually engaging, mysterious but not scary, consistent character design throughout the entire video. Add natural English voice-over and synchronized English subtitles. Voice-over: "Have you ever felt your phone vibrate... but there was no notification? You're not imagining it. This is called a phantom phone vibration. When your brain constantly expects your phone to buzz, it can sometimes mistake other sensations for a notification. So the next time your phone 'vibrates'... check twice. Your phone might actually be completely silent." No logos, no watermark, no intro, no outro, no subscribe message. Make the video feel like a premium YouTube Short.