"Radio waves" is not a substitute term for any EM wave of any wavelength.

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Apr 8, 2020
8:57:03am

joelvandyne Truly Addicted User

"Radio waves" is not a substitute term for any EM wave of any wavelength.

Not all radio waves are safe. A fact learned by Marie Curie after she died of radiation poisoning.

She did not die from radio waves. Gamma rays are many orders of magnitude more energetic.

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joelvandyne

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Just found put my paralegal seriously thinks it's the 5G towers.

byubyu

4/7/20 9:27pm

Ask her how many countries have 5G and how many have COVID-19

DapperDan

4/7/20 9:28pm

It’s not dangerous if you wear Aluminum foil on your head

SouthernBlueBlood

4/8/20 7:01am

What’s this one? I’ve seen headlines, haven’t read.

macdizzle

4/7/20 9:31pm

It's a wacky theory but there's a plausible link

Busiturtle

4/7/20 9:34pm

What's the plausible link? I don't see anything in that article even addressing

4/7/20 9:40pm

The link is it is known the oxygen molecule absorbs energy at 60ghz

Busiturtle

4/7/20 9:48pm

except covid is everywhere, 5g isn't.

flyzag

4/7/20 9:57pm

Oh, I agree.

Busiturtle

4/7/20 10:02pm

Certain frequencies are absorbed by oxygen. That doesn't deplete the oxygen.

4/7/20 10:17pm

You mean like the actual virus that they have sequenced and are testing for?

dave

4/7/20 11:37pm

Similarly, jet fuel can't melt steel beams!

russkiejedi

4/8/20 7:37am

Imagine if you readily dismissed what actual medical professionals say but you buy into this stuff.

unctoothman

4/8/20 7:24am

Thanks. It all makes sense now

TEXAS

4/7/20 10:15pm

RE: It's a wacky theory but there's a plausible link

russkiejedi

4/8/20 6:41am

It is scientific fact that oxygen absorbs energy at 60ghz

Busiturtle

4/8/20 6:55am

The connection between a virus and radio waves? What's to investigate?

russkiejedi

4/8/20 7:24am

"Radio waves" is not a substitute term for any EM wave of any wavelength.

joelvandyne

4/8/20 8:57am

Agree, but I don't recommend putting your cat in the microwave

Busiturtle

4/8/20 9:04am

You definitely don't understand how microwaves work vs how radiation sickness

joelvandyne

4/8/20 9:10am

I do understand the difference, I grouped them together for simplicity

Busiturtle

4/8/20 9:14am

It's not semantics when the operative method of causing harm is different. They

joelvandyne

4/8/20 9:26am

Yep. To properly cook a cat in a microwave, you need to turn in on full power.

bluesloth

4/8/20 9:21am

First 5G tower was in.......

timponyloco

4/7/20 9:34pm

That guy is awesome. He doesn’t even believe it is a virus. It’s 5G making

bluesloth

4/7/20 9:46pm

Student of Julie Rowe?

Florwood

4/7/20 9:49pm

I heard this for the first time today...

dave

4/7/20 9:38pm

5G transmits with less power than 4G or 3G.

squidmark

4/7/20 10:13pm

^^This guy gets it^^ Less power is the cause for sure.

4/8/20 7:10am

RE: ^^This guy gets it^^ Less power is the cause for sure.

BW84

4/8/20 9:32am

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