I've corresponded with Clive years before EweToob was a thing. He's a really sharp cookie when it comes to everything electronic or electrical. I trust his opinions as my own.
This video is about a half hour long, but he breaks the information down very well. I've had a great deal of difficulty finding out what this 5G nonsense is about, this is a good primer.
Title of video: 5G death beams are rubbish for killing your foes. (comments welcome)
Be forewarned, the subject matter is very dry, technical and frankly, probably not for everyone. Clive is pleasant to listen to though.
Clive's conclusions: 5G is a big nothing-burger. I agree. The idea of radio-controlled viruses is quite silly on its face.
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I really like Clive's channel. Covers some pretty cool technical stuff.
#1: Esso To: Pinguinite (#0)
Esso posted on 2020-04-08 16:23:57 Reply Private Reply
#2: FormerLurker To: Esso (#0)
www.5gappeal.eu/
FormerLurker posted on 2020-04-08 17:47:59 Reply Private Reply
#3: Anthem To: Esso (#0)
I am not a kneejerk reactionary about 5G. I am interested in information, preferably scientific. I posted a short vid showing dead bees between a couple of 5G installations. I don't know if it is cause-effect at this point, the vid merely showed dead bees with no additional information or experimental results.
My problem with this vid is that it is an engineering explanation of 5G, but lacked any scientific experimental results. He is not a scientist, I get that. However, he not only made no effort to present effect data, he also skipped lightly over wattage. One would expect a 5G transceiver to operate at higher wattage than my 100 ft. range home router (transceiver). Scientists need to run experiments to determine what effects on life forms and life organs are observed from exposure to the planned installation power ranges.
So, jury is still out. [edit] In fact the trial is still in session.
Anthem posted on 2020-04-08 22:22:09 Reply Private Reply