5G - Are We Safe Or Insane?

[wgscott]

16 hours ago, Axial said:

radio frequencies.

 

That is the key point.  Radio frequencies are extremely low in energy, even compared to visible light.

 

UV light (which can dimerize thymines in DNA, causing mutations and skin cancers) and X-rays (which is ionizing radiation that can break apart DNA as mentioned above) are on the opposite side of the EM spectrum.

 

 

[wgscott]

Good point.  Next time you get pneumonia, treat it with prayer, rather than antibiotics.

[wgscott]

33 minutes ago, MetalNuts said:

 

Indeed, previously the medical practitioner advised that patients  must take all the antibiotics prescribed even they had recovered before all the prescribed antibotics were taken. 

 

Now, some have different view and advise patients it is not necessary to take all!  So why there is a different theory or outcome.  Super germ/virus is a result of the abuse use of antibiotics, the scientists have no idea of the whole picture and treat the human lives at a piece meal.  You may recover your pneumonia by taking antibiotics but you actually help breeding some super germs/virus.  Ironic, isn't it?

 

Nope.  You just don't have your facts straight, and are too busy reveling in your own ignorance to check.

 

Even though, in this case, you are simply dead wrong, you also don't seem to grasp the idea that science can progress, and scientists test their hypotheses and alter or refine them to make intellectual progress.

[wgscott]

4 minutes ago, Axial said:

 

 

 

Related to 5G? Lol

 

Only insofar as belief in the efficacy of faith healing is about as grounded in reality as fear of radio waves.

[wgscott]

1 hour ago, MetalNuts said:

Please show me where I said I do not believe in science.  If I/we do not believe in science,  then how can I/we be the victims of eating magarine for decades before realising the scientists were wrong.

 

Huh?

 

Science isn't a belief system, to begin with.

 

Science is a disbelief system.  What I am suggesting is that it might help to get a better handle on how it works.

 

 

[wgscott]

1 hour ago, Axial said:

You have a point there. Brain damage people from 5G radio wave frequencies are going to need some medical treatments and prescription drugs @ another point. 

 

Except the only brain damage is from irrational fear of the unknown.

[wgscott]

19 minutes ago, MetalNuts said:

Very funny,  try to side step your unjustified allegation of ignorance of others by playing words.  If there is no belief, then where does the disbelief comes from?  If there is no honour system, then there is no dishonour.  How does that work?

 

Hypotheses in science are essentially guesses.  The way progress is made is by testing hypotheses and trying to refute them as hard as possible.  If they still survive, then I guess you could say you can start to "believe" them, but the belief is tentative, with the knowledge that a new observation could require changing everything.

 

(Your misunderstanding regarding antibiotic resistance, and the energy of radio waves, is ignorance.  Your refusal to look at the evidence and correct that is arrogance.  I'm not trying to sidestep those "allegations," but you are welcome to provide evidence to the contrary.)

 

 

[wgscott]

Just now, MetalNuts said:

 

 

Anyway, I do believe that it is pointess to argue with someone who have difficult in understand words literally without adding or twisting those words into other meaning. 

 

I do have difficulty understanding your words, but I assume it is a second-language issue.

 

[wgscott]

So, on G5 radio wave energy, I can "trust" everyone from Einstein to Schrodinger, Heisenberg and Dirac, who developed quantum theory (Einstein in particular won the Nobel Prize for discovering photons, and that energy goes up with the frequency of an individual photon, rather than the intensity of light), or I can "trust" the anonymous guy on the internet with the world's most punchable avatar who thinks butter vs. margarine discredits the entire scientific enterprise.

 

Gosh-golly, that sure is a tough decision.

[wgscott]

1 hour ago, Em2016 said:

 

 

 

 

RT = "Russian Trolling"

 

What's next, infowars?

[wgscott]

Here is the definitive explanation:

 

https://quwave.com/defender.html?source=def-mc-4B

[wgscott]

1 hour ago, Axial said:

Get out of my troll thread

 

FIFY

[wgscott]

12 minutes ago, Axial said:

If people want to talk about 5G it's perfect. 

 

No, it is totally off-topic conspiracy theory-infused ranting made from a point of view that is fundamentally ignorant about the physics of electromagnetic radiation.

 

What on earth does it have to do with audio?

[wgscott]

On 1/21/2019 at 2:40 PM, Jud said:

 

Also, details matter: Antibiotics are prescribed less often, for good reason, but I believe when prescribed the course should be completed, for the same reason. (In each case, the reason is to avoid creating the conditions that favor evolution of antibiotic-resistant bacteria.)

 

Apparently that happened awhile ago.

 

https://www.nature.com/articles/nature10388

 

 

[wgscott]

23 minutes ago, AudioDoctor said:

 

Next time someone says evolution isn't a thing, bring up drug resistant bacteria...

 

According to that Nature paper, God (In His infinite benevolence with respect to human pathogens) created antibiotic resistance thousands of years ago, which means at the beginning of time, since we all know the world was created in 4004 BC.  

[wgscott]

On 1/29/2019 at 4:13 PM, Teresa said:

 

Roch, my only phone is a corded landline, the Vtech CD1103. I would never get a cordless or a cell phone. It cost me $6 at Walmart many years ago and I expect it to last 10-15 years.

 

I also prefer to use the gas stove and oven. When I do use the microwave oven I leave the room until it beeps.

 

Same here.  No cordless phones in my house.  I also live where there is no cell phone signal. (Just because I don't think they are carcinogenic doesn't mean I have to like them.)  When I use a microwave, I always keep the door closed for a few seconds after it is done, even though I know the photons are bouncing around at 3 X 10^8 m/sec.  My kid put foil in it and it burst into flames.  

[wgscott]

Six G.  Go bigly.

 

 

 

[wgscott]

Today's New York Times reports:

 

Your 5G Phone Won’t Hurt You. But Russia Wants You to Think Otherwise.

RT America, a network known for sowing disinformation, has a new alarm: the coming ‘5G Apocalypse.’

 

https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/science/5g-phone-safety-health-russia.html?action=click&module=Top Stories&pgtype=Homepage

 

So, is the OP a Russian Troll, or just a useful ...?