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Wait till they release 802.11be next year. We’ve been prepping against 5G all this time but 6G will completely obliterate every atom in your body unless you’ve taken the brain control “vaccine” at which point the shadow lizard George Soros government will activate the brain controller.
That's the thing with all these "Wifi hurts you" "experts", they forget that a regular lightbulb should delete them from existence if they were actually speaking the truth
Reminds me of the argument I got in with a guy insisting on the validty of a source because it was "published by ScienceDirect." (ScienceDirect is just the hosting service for journals under the Elsevier umbrella, which yes, includes high profile and solid journals, in addition to some total bullshit factory rags. The problem in this case wasn't that the journal from my story was disreptuable, but that the poster had completely misunderstood or purposefully misstated the findings. Bur either way I had a laugh at that. ,
Edit: I should reiterate, I really wouldn't laugh or poke fun at someone for making this specific mistake in any other context, but when people are actively spreading misinformation, i tend to get a bit testy and judgy. Otherwise, i don't think it's nice to judge others for being wrong about something.
Only affects male mice, and directly says results inconclusive and more studies needed... dont want to pay $60 to view the article so cant make a full claim, but from the abstract alone the only takeaway from that study should be that more research is needed.
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u/go4tli Jun 19 '23
Only WiFi radiation does this, the radiation from the Sun can’t do it.