5G - Is this the end

[Jimmehhh]

Cliffs:
>cancer
>DNA damage
>Cardiomyopathy
>neuro-psychiatric effects
>diabetes
>miscarriages











But at least we can watch more brain rot on our devices without buffering

[mstatefan91]

Being published on PubMed does not make something a fact. It makes it research backed up by data but not fact.. That was my biggest beef with the MD.

She may very well be right though.. but we all gonna make it (to cancer)..

[HMFIC_BROWSIN]

Are these the same idiots who don't vaccinate their kids?

[Tornach]

Cell phones have been linked to causing cancer.
People still use them.
It was a huge thing covered in the news for a week or 2 several years back.


5G won't be any different. People will still use it and cry about having cancer

[ko300zx]

Investigatory emphasis changes from RF to water and vapor

Parents then expanded their focus and had CBS13 dig through decades of water testing and they found a history of chemicals linked to certain cancers in Ripon’s groundwater, irrigation and drinking water wells.

The city insisted that Ripon’s water is safe and the levels of the chemicals in drinking water remain below the legal limit. The city’s required public notices had “missing data, inaccurate information, and years when Ripon skipped required testing for certain chemicals,” according to CBS13.

Ripon shut down one of its wells in 2018 after its testing had found chemicals at 90% of the legal limit, one of them being Trichloroethylene (TCE), a chemical used by Nestle to decaffeinate coffee in its former Ripon plant. They were aware of the high levels for four months prior to shutting it down.

Although the level of TCE was required to be put in the annual report, Ripon said that it was inadvertently left out, but was below the legal limit.

Nestle reported increasing TCE concentrations in the well, as required in a cleanup order, dating back over a decade. Their 2017 annual report says levels “decreased sharply” when the well was temporarily deactivated from 2015 to 2017 but reached their “historical maximum” just months after it was reactivated.

On Friday, CBS13’s investigative reporting found that students could have also been exposed to TCE while inside their classroom or playing on school grounds since TCE is also linked to health problems when individuals are exposed to it through soil vapor.

They said that according to the California Office off Environmental Health Hazard Assessment, living or working above contaminated soil or groundwater can put you at risk.

Ripon did a soil sample report to isolate contaminants after RF concerns were aired, but according to CBS13, the consultant was not informed by the city that he should test for TCE.

The city said it hasn’t tested for TCE vapor since 2006 when TCE vapors proved to be below safety standards at the time.

However, the EPA recently updated those levels due to new studies regarding the health effect of the vapor on pregnant women and babies. Today, the levels found in 2006 would be above the current screening levels, CBS13 reported.

Nestle will be doing vapor testing out of an abundance of caution to ensure that TCE is not contributing to student cancers.

http://wirelessestimator.com/article...h2o-and-vapor/

If it's not a cell tower, it will be something else. RIP humans.

[messomi]

that **** looks like a mass surveillance antenna or something.

[AlvinDavenport]

We are living in the end times op.

[MiamiLife305]

Cell phones cause cancer

Apparently 5g increases the frequency of the waves passing through your body? Increasing chances for DNA damage?

Well.. I barely use my phone as it is

[RICHSTRONG]

These are the same asholes eating Cheetohs, drinking High fructose corn syrup by the gallon smokin 2 pack/day. And they worried about 'cancer' from 5g.

[bartosh]

Are these the same idiots who don't vaccinate their kids?

probably

[RealAesthetic]

Do you have a cell phone ? Do you use a wifi router ? If yes the shut the fuk up

I work in front of 5g panels all day and it’s all completely safe, ask any RF engineer and he’ll explain exactly why it’s safe. As soon as those waves hit air they become harmless, anything past 3 meters is completely harmless


I can work in front of a panel for hours and it’ll slowly cook my insides if it’s cranked up but that’s because they are microwaves and I’m directly in front of them

[damlurker550]

As a RF engineer who used to work on 4G LTE and 3G towers, you guys made me lol.

[AkiraFudo]

Oh damnnn!

[rocketfish]

jokes on you OP

I use aluminium foil designed bodysuit

[BustaCapp]

brb posting from faraday cage

[damlurker550]

ask any RF engineer and he’ll explain exactly why it’s safe. As soon as those waves hit air they become harmless, anything past 3 meters is completely harmless

In.

Although I don't work in RF anymore (switched to Automation since that's what my masters was in anyways), I tested most of the AT&T towers in Colorado.. We use dbmW to measure the power of the signals.. usually get around -60db to -90db for a decent signal.. One day just for lulz I converted that into actual Watts of power captured on our end.. it was so tiny there was no real unit of power to even measure it. lol

But yeah we do shut down the transmitter whenever someone climbs up there since like you said that close to the antenna the power is significant.

[darkninja67]

As a RF engineer who used to work on 4G LTE and 3G towers, you guys made me lol.

used to huh?? So you got worried and got the fuk out of Dodge

[Destor]

I remember back when microwave ovens were the real scare and you could buy cards you'd run around the microwave door to detect radiation

[Jimmehhh]

I work in front of 5g panels all day and it’s all completely safe, ask any RF engineer and he’ll explain exactly why it’s safe. As soon as those waves hit air they become harmless, anything past 3 meters is completely harmless


I can work in front of a panel for hours and it’ll slowly cook my insides if it’s cranked up but that’s because they are microwaves and I’m directly in front of them

[NukYavlen]

At least p0rn will load faster.

[ymer]

Do you have a cell phone ? Do you use a wifi router ? If yes the shut the fuk up

I work in front of 5g panels all day and it’s all completely safe, ask any RF engineer and he’ll explain exactly why it’s safe. As soon as those waves hit air they become harmless, anything past 3 meters is completely harmless


I can work in front of a panel for hours and it’ll slowly cook my insides if it’s cranked up but that’s because they are microwaves and I’m directly in front of them

Are you an RF engineer?

[RealAesthetic]

Are you an RF engineer?

No I work with them daily and have inquired about risks of RF

I’m a cell tower tech / and I do steel work for cell towers as well

[hotsaucebrah]

In.

Although I don't work in RF anymore (switched to Automation since that's what my masters was in anyways), I tested most of the AT&T towers in Colorado.. We use dbmW to measure the power of the signals.. usually get around -60db to -90db for a decent signal.. One day just for lulz I converted that into actual Watts of power captured on our end.. it was so tiny there was no real unit of power to even measure it. lol

But yeah we do shut down the transmitter whenever someone climbs up there since like you said that close to the antenna the power is significant.

This doesn't address the OP.

[LeoThedude]

Ya loads of potential risk I hear, especially since they have to be in such a closer proximity. Me and some of my boys agreed if any come in our area we'll attempt to sabotage the construction at night and potentially harass/assault any of the workers. Whatever it takes to halt construction.
(Not srs)

[Weezy32]

I'm not even sure why we need 5g. 4g is perfectly fine for everything 99% of people do. I have watched Netflix and always listen to music in car through YouTube and not on e did I have problem with buffering.

[RealAesthetic]

Ya loads of potential risk I hear, especially since they have to be in such a closer proximity. Me and some of my boys agreed if any come in our area we'll attempt to sabotage the construction at night and potentially harass/assault any of the workers. Whatever it takes to halt construction.
(Not srs)

In lmao just got my work visa to come do work in south and North Carolina for the company I work for

[Procta]

radiate the masses so gov can track location/audio/video in real time

[LeoThedude]

In lmao just got my work visa to come do work in south and North Carolina for the company I work for

Don't worry bro I'll inform the locals to give you a pass since you're a fellow misc brah.

[KingLeopold1]

[drFEEL]

Being published on PubMed does not make something a fact. It makes it research backed up by data but not fact.. That was my biggest beef with the MD.

She may very well be right though.. but we all gonna make it (to cancer)..

she also only cited associations with, not causal links. lots of things are associated with a lot of other things but have nothing to do with the cause. like op being a ******* due to multiple reasons other than just being op.

that **** looks like a mass surveillance antenna or something.