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I have this irrational fear of 5G for some reason and I consider myself a rational person with a pro-technology bias. This fear stems from a combination of fac
by sireat 6y ago
I have this irrational fear of 5G for some reason and I consider myself a rational person with a pro-technology bias.
This fear stems from a combination of factors leading to unknown unknowns:
1. Little benefit for consumers with 4G (this is admitted even by pro 5G side implementing the tech)
2. Thus leading to question - who benefits when your toaster joins road sensors in the internet of shit.
Webcams already are not doing too hot on the privacy front.
3. Lack of health studies
4. The feeling of being pushed down consumer throats.
5. Last not least the fight between 5G providers/implementers at a state level .
Why not at least do some health studies?
- pensivemood 6y ago>Why not at least do some health studies? Why do it when you can get by without doing it? You just need to use the "science" label here and there, and throw the word "peer reviewed" here and there. And nay be you will have to pay off (which comes up to virtually no cost to the entities in question) some of the top people in the research (Who probably are planted long time ago in various fields)...