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I've watched see video on this very interesting subject a while ago. Take a look at it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbNh7x3lVWc https://www.youtube.com/wat

I've watched see video on this very interesting subject a while ago. Take a look at it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbNh7x3lVWc https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbNh7x3lVWc My opinion is that we still don't know for sure, and anybody who pretends to be sure about a certain position doesn't have a clue in reality.

thrill 7y ago
So, you know you don't know enough to know, but you know you know enough to know other people don't know?
exo-pla-net 7y ago
Fearmongering. Our current understanding of physics precludes 5G from having any effect on the human body. 5G is not ionizing: this is a matter of physical reality. And non-ionizing electromagnetic waves lacks the energy to do anything interesting to matter. The fear is induced by calling electromagnetic waves "radiation," a scary word. If you accurately called these waves "high spectrum light", the fear would evaporate. The pedantic scientific caution is that our model of electromagnetism may be wrong. Indeed, light may be small demons seeking to enslave us, and only coincidentally behaving in accordance with the Schrödinger equation, but this is unlikely. And so it is just as reasonable to outlaw rain dances from subsistence farmers in Africa (Our model of cloud formation could be wrong! Who knows what effect these dances could have?), as it is to be worried about 5G. Myself, I'm looking forward to high resolution, negligible latency VR, as well as no longer having to buy computer hardware: VM's will perform just as well as your tricked out local computer, so it won't make sense to buy computer (or even a smartphone) anymore. The smarts will live in the cloud, and you'll just need a screen, an input device, and a connection to work or game. 5G is coming, so you might as well be excited about it!
- aguzzi94 7y ago
  What?! Light is not small evil demons coming from the sun directly into our eyes?! Anyway amazing, I've never thought about the non-hardware perspectives. You got me excited!

thrill 7y ago

So, you know you don't know enough to know, but you know you know enough to know other people don't know?

exo-pla-net 7y ago

Fearmongering. Our current understanding of physics precludes 5G from having any effect on the human body. 5G is not ionizing: this is a matter of physical reality. And non-ionizing electromagnetic waves lacks the energy to do anything interesting to matter. The fear is induced by calling electromagnetic waves "radiation," a scary word. If you accurately called these waves "high spectrum light", the fear would evaporate. The pedantic scientific caution is that our model of electromagnetism may be wrong. Indeed, light may be small demons seeking to enslave us, and only coincidentally behaving in accordance with the Schrödinger equation, but this is unlikely. And so it is just as reasonable to outlaw rain dances from subsistence farmers in Africa (Our model of cloud formation could be wrong! Who knows what effect these dances could have?), as it is to be worried about 5G. Myself, I'm looking forward to high resolution, negligible latency VR, as well as no longer having to buy computer hardware: VM's will perform just as well as your tricked out local computer, so it won't make sense to buy computer (or even a smartphone) anymore. The smarts will live in the cloud, and you'll just need a screen, an input device, and a connection to work or game. 5G is coming, so you might as well be excited about it!

aguzzi94 7y ago
What?! Light is not small evil demons coming from the sun directly into our eyes?! Anyway amazing, I've never thought about the non-hardware perspectives. You got me excited!