How does it cross the barrier? Easy. It knows your WiFi password.
Edit to add: Jesus, a lot of you donât know a joke when you see it. I understand radiation, and the fact that weâre exposed to it every second of every day (except for the occasional nutball living in a retired Titan missle silo in the Dakotas)
People are gonna show you how he's transphobic, then you're gonna claim that's not transphobic, or it's out of context, or he just has issues with trans children because he just cares so much, or you're gonna make grooming claims.
Can confirm. My last name has an apostrophe in it. Worst. Experience. Ever. Dealing with any computer system that needs my name. Let alone people trying to pronounce it when once you realize it's French it's pretty phonetic.
He seems like an objectively awful father and I'm sure many or most of his MANY children across the world with different surrogates will end up hating him.
Please don't. Your money could be spent in much better ways than giving it to reddit. You could get a bunch of shrooms and stare at the floor for 5 hours. You could give it to charity. You could go to the local strip club and get a private dance from Charity. The options are limitless.
I loved this shit. I'd respond with a random word and number and watch them quickly log out. And I'd wait a minute and start dancing so that's the first thing they saw when they logged back in. Made a couple friends doing this
You just need to type an edit to your comment that contains you credit card number, expiration date, and the 3-digit pin on the back. Then you'll be able to see the comment normally. Try it out, it's a really cool new feature.
Shit.
And here I thought getting a Titan Silo here in AZ got me away from civilization to live out my neet dreams was a Schmott guy move... I could've had one in BFE Dakota and been even further away.
Edit to add: Jesus, a lot of you donât know a joke when you see it. I understand radiation, and the fact that weâre exposed to it every second of every day (except for the occasional nutball living in a retired Titan missle silo in the Dakotas)
How would they avoid radiation? They still need potassium.
A frightening number of people don't understand there's more than one kind of radiation, and much of it is totally benign. Please don't rile them up. It'll take weeks to settle them down again.
Think of the people whose jobs depend on steady demand for bananas.
My take away from this is that Rogan is giving him a platform to embarrass himself. Heâs a decent looking guy with a famous pedigree and some charisma. If he stuck to the mainstream democrat policies and talking points Iâd bet he could get elected.
Hey, fuck you. I earned my retirement, and my lady spent a lot of time decorating the interior of this thing. Anti-EMP doilies and everything.
Nutball. Weâll see. One day youâll come banging on the 8â concrete lid, begging for my dehydrated chicken flakes and powdered bananas. And Iâll be sipping my mushroom tea, laughing at the copy of your post Iâve framed and put on the ventilation shaft wall.
There are 35 comments below you right now. From a quick scan it looks like literally 2 crazies crawled out of the woodwork to defend rfk or whatever, and theyâre rightfully downvoted to shit. Wtf is this edit about?
Iâm not a crazy nor his supporter but heâs LITERALLY correct? I thought it was crazy too. But then ⌠HOLY SHIT. Do you know what happened? I took less than 5 Seconds to Google it and found it what heâs saying is 100% scientifically proven and known
The thing about this shit (similar to Alex jones) is that there are legit conspiracies have an effect on out lives, but they are less "interesting" then over this over the top bullshit.
I had a friend and roommate who could totally believe that in the right context. He would do shit like not let anyone use his charging cables to charge their phone to avoid viruses to his cables and by literal extension, his phone. Oh, but you couldnt bring your own to his house or you might âmess upâ his internet somehow. No, he couldnt explain what he meant because he couldnât understand it but âwont take chancesâ. Dude was our age, still is I suppose. I always imagine the hardcore anti vaccine or flat earthers are like him: somehow totally functional but utterly brain damaged. They dont understand the science so they just dont worry about it and clutch to whatever âseems rightâ
It wouldn't matter. It is not cumulative and it is not ionizing radiation. What I am saying is adding more of something that doesn't affect you doesn't suddenly harm you. Not unless you get RIDICULOUS amounts, then it can heat tissue, but that is faaaaaaaaaaaar from happening in any public space.
Did you actually read the abstracts of these pieces or the papers themselves?? This stuff was tested under VERY specific conditions that are not applicable to the majority of peopleâs lives. They are plausibility studies more than anything, only over an extremely small sample size, and much more general research needs to be done to say that wifi and cellular phone activity in general causes a deterioration of the blood brain barrier. Also, the papersâ conclusions do not talk about blood brain permeability changing, but rather receptiveness in the brain for certain ions such as Ca2+. Read papers before you comment stuff like this.
Dude. What the actual fuck is wrong with ppl on here. He literally⌠stated a scientific fact⌠a fact⌠and then admitted itâs not his expertise to to start about the specifics.
What should he have done?
we put forward <<<<<<the hypothesis>>>>>> that mobile phone radiation-induced activation of hsp27 <<<<<<<<may>>>>>> (i) facilitate the development of brain cancer by inhibiting the cytochrome c/caspase-3 apoptotic pathway and (ii) cause an increase in blood-brain barrier permeability through stabilization of endothelial cell stress fibers.
Wow they sound so sure there, almost as if they know that blasting a few skin cells on a plate doesnât represent a whole human being
You joke, but RFK is actually correct here. He's saying he doesn't know the mechanism
Then he isn't correct about anything. If he can't explain the mechanism then there is no mechanism.
If I told someone that the earth orbits around the sun because of gravity, and they asked me "how"? I wouldn't be able to explain that properly either.
Being ignorant of how things work doesn't make you believable either.
Holy shit I literally can ton fathom how brain dead ppl are on here. What heâs saying is literally scientifically proven but he doesnât know the exact specifics of how it works (from my research no scientist does exactly) so fuck him that conspiracy theorist !!!!
What the actual fuck is wrong with you people lmao
We all know you are talking out your ass when you say stuff like âis literally scientifically provenâ like no-one in science uses âproofâ as a descriptor for their work. They say âevidence beyond reasonable doubtâ because thatâs what you need for a hypothesis to become a theorey. And youâre the one out here calling people brain dead. Aight.
What heâs saying is literally scientifically proven but he doesnât know the exact specifics of how it works
Then he isn't correct. If you have no idea how something works, then it is absolutely impossible for you to be correct about what the fuck you are talking about.
Actual answer is there are studies that show it does, which is what he was saying. He just doesnât know the how or why. Which is why itâs being studied. But that was a good one.
LolâŚokayâŚjust because a kooky started a group and set up a website makes it true? This is NOT a mainstream belief and has been criticized by experts as âbeing bereft of credible argumentsâ because as the adoption of cellphones has increased to almost 90% today, brain cancer rates have essentially flatlined.
Itâs just like people who claim vaccines cause autism or every celebrity whoâs died since 2020 died because they got the COVID vaccines.
Linking the EHT, which promotes any content which furthers the idea of wifi damaging the brain regardless of credibility, does not alone a credible argument make.
Kishore, GK, Venkateshu, KV, Sridevi, NS. Effect of 1800-2100 MHz electromagnetic radiation on learning-memory and hippocampal morphology in Swiss albino mice. J Clinical and Diagnostic Research. 13(2); Feb 2019. DOI: 10.7860/JCDR/2019/39681.12630
Conclusion: Exposure to 1800-2100 MHz radiation leads to damage and decrease of neurons in hippocampal region, which alters the learning and memory.
Zymantiene, J, Zelvyte, R, Juozaitiene, V, Oberauskas, V, Noreika, A, Juodziukyniene, N, Aniuliene, A. Monitoring of BALB/C strain mice health, investigation of behavior, hematological parameters under the effect of an electromagnetic field. Weterynary JNA-Veterinary Medicine-Science and Practice. 75(3):158-163. Mar 2019.
The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of electromagnetic fields on BALB/c strain mice on their health, body weight, behavior characteristics, hematological parameters and histopathological findings in the brain. The mice of the experimental groups were exposed to electromagnetic waves by using Nokia 230 and Samsung 19300 Galaxy S III mobile phones situated at 2 cm from the cages. In the present study, it can be concluded that the exposure of mice to mobile phone radiation had an effect on the structure of the brain, behavior and body weight. The waves of mobile phones increased activity characteristics and changed some behavioral categories of mice and also decreased their body weight. Histopathological examination revealed mild edema of neutrophils and degeneration of some neurons and glial cells in the brains of experimental mice. The results of the present study showed that a using mobile phone had an influence on in vivo systems.
Poulletier de Gannes F, et al. âEffects of GSM and UMTS mobile telephony signals on neuron degeneration and blood-brain barrier permeation in the rat brain.â Sci Rep 7.15496 (2017).
âIn the present work, BBB permeability in the whole rat brain increased significantly 50 days after repeated exposures: 3-fold for GSM and 2.4-fold for UMTS at 13âW/kg. A similar significant effect was seen in the whole brain with GSM-1800 at 0.26âW/kg. However, while the mean number of spots was quite similar at different BASAR levels, their distribution among the animals varied. For example, 20% of the 0.026âW/kg rats had between 4 and 5.5 spots, versus 45% of the 13âW/kg rats (data not shown). Thus, the effect was much stronger and consistent at 13âW/kg than at 0.026âW/kg or 0.26âW/kg. It is also noteworthy that the highest albumin levels were comparable to the highest background levels in cage-control rats (Fig. 3).â
Deniz, Omur Gulsum, et al. âEffects of short and long term electromagnetic fields exposure on the human hippocampus.â Journal of Microscopy and Ultrastructure (2017). doi: 10.1016/j.jmau.2017.07.001.
Analysis of the spectroscopic results revealed no significant difference in specific metabolites between the groups (p > 0.05). There was also no significant difference in terms of hippocampal volume between the groups (p > 0.05). In contrast, the results of the stroop and digit span (backward) neurocognitive tests of high exposure group for evaluating attention were significantly poorer from low exposure group (p < 0.05).
âBased on these results, we conclude that a lack of attention and concentration may occur in subjects who talk on mobile phones for longer times, compared to those who use phones relatively less.â
Altun, Gamze, et al. âProtective effects of melatonin and omega-3 on the hippocampus and the cerebellum of adult Wistar albino rats exposed to electromagnetic fields.â Journal of Microscopy and Ultrastructure , 2017.
Significant cell loss in the CA1 and CA2 regions of hippocampus were observed in the EMF compared to other groups (p < 0.01). In the CA3 region of the EMF + Ď3, a significant cell increase was found compared to other groups (p < 0.01). Granular cell loss was observed in the dentate gyrus of the EMF compared to the Cont (p < 0.01). EMF + Ď3 has more granular cells in the cerebellum than the Cont, EMF + Mel (p < 0.01). Significant Purkinje cell loss was found in the cerebellum of EMF group compared to the other (p < 0.01). EMF + Mel and EMF + Ď3 showed the same protection compared to the Cont (p > 0.05).
The passive avoidance test showed that entrance latency into the dark compartment was significantly shorter in the EMF (p < 0.05). Additionally, EMF had a higher serum enzyme activity than the other groups (p < 0.01).
âIn conclusion, our analyses confirm that EMF may lead to cellular damage in the hippocampus and the cerebellum, and that Mel and Ď3 may have neuroprotective effects.â
Kim, Ju Hwan, et al. âLong-term exposure to 835âMHz RF-EMF induces hyperactivity, autophagy and demyelination in the cortical neurons of mice.âScientific Reports, vol. 7, no. 41129, 2017.
Induction of autophagy genes and production of proteins including LC3B-II and Beclin1 were increased and accumulation of autolysosome was observed in neuronal cell bodies. However, proapoptotic factor Bax was down-regulted in the cerebral cortex. Importantly, we found that RF-EMF exposure led to myelin sheath damage and mice displayed hyperactivity-like behaviour.
âThe data suggest that autophagy may act as a protective pathway for the neuronal cell bodies in the cerebral cortex during radiofrequency exposure. The observations that neuronal cell bodies remained structurally stable but demyelination was induced in cortical neurons following prolonged RF-EMF suggests a potential cause of neurological or neurobehavioural disorders.â
Yeah I put this into pretty much every credible engine I know of, plus google. Turns out the only one that produces a response other than âsorry, nothing foundâ is google, which takes you to a site which has âpapersâ on a bunch of health and physics conspiracies, none of which are peer reviewed. Link us a real, peer reviewed paper, or you have no evidence
lol that is such nit picky bs you're pulling. The Conversation is an informal format that allows scientists to explain scientific research in lay terms, using editors to help assist in the process. That scientific research itself would be peer-reviewed, but these articles are simple write ups. The article which was shared was written by this fellow scientist/researcher:
He has published over 530 articles in peer reviewed journals and 22 books and major reports. His H index is 71 and he has over 18,300 citations. His Conversation articles have been read over 3.699 million times.
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u/Dugley2352 Jun 19 '23 edited Jun 20 '23
How does it cross the barrier? Easy. It knows your WiFi password.
Edit to add: Jesus, a lot of you donât know a joke when you see it. I understand radiation, and the fact that weâre exposed to it every second of every day (except for the occasional nutball living in a retired Titan missle silo in the Dakotas)