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This story is weird and getting weirder, but the important context is how eclectic electronic surveillance is common at diplomatic facilities. It’s possible if
by eqmvii 9y ago
This story is weird and getting weirder, but the important context is how eclectic electronic surveillance is common at diplomatic facilities. It’s possible if not probable that the injuries were a side effect of some other weird electronic espionage effort, rather than the direct objective.
- MengerSponge 9y agoI wonder if the injuries are consistent with the "microwave transmitter" theory that's been floated.
- dboreham 9y agoYou'd think that anything involving non-ionizing EM radiation would produce symptoms consistent with...cooking.
- hwillis 9y agoIt would be, although it can still be pretty weird. Damage can obviously occur far below "cooking" temperature, and it would happen below the surface- in the fattier part of the brain. However you'd expect damage to the eyes first, since they have virtually no blood flow and are extremely vulnerable to heating. I think its way more likely that drugs are the cause of any negative effects, and while sound might have been involved it's probably related to something else.