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Not every area, not even every country has an unshielded nuclear reactor. I wouldn't expect somebody, who has no exposure to such things to worry about that. I

by krick 6y ago

Not every area, not even every country has an unshielded nuclear reactor. I wouldn't expect somebody, who has no exposure to such things to worry about that. I think the closest to me might be on some nuclear submarine, but still likely very far away. I don't know how close to use it would be. And then there are a lot of people (hell, it may well turn out I am one of them!) who might have reasons to be concerned, but they simply have no idea they should, because they never heard of any unshielded nuclear reactors in any remote proximity to them, and never heard it is a problem. But the goal of 5G is to be literally everywhere, as close to you as it will be to me. So naturally there are more people who could theoretically be concerned about that. And you hear about 5G often enough. So if there is even slightest possible reason to be concerned about that, I would automatically know it concerns me as well. So I see nothing surprising about that.

jiggawatts 6y ago
> Not every area, not even every country has an unshielded nuclear reactor. I should have added a /s to make the satire more obvious. I'm fairly certain that every country bathes in the cancer-causing, ionising radiation of the Sun. The nearest star is literally an unshielded nuclear reactor, putting out kilowatts of deadly radiation per square meter. You can feel it on your skin. It warms you up so much that that you can outright die from the excess heat in minutes. The radiation burns it causes are so bad that it leaves painful blistering after less than an hour of unprotected exposure. Yet, the same people blathering on about the milliwatts of 5G radiation -- which you can't feel and has never burnt anyone -- will cheerfully go to the beach and get a sunburn until they're bright red like a lobster. They'll take their kids too and neglect to put sunscreen on them. Cancer, apparently, is just fine as long as it's natural.

by krick 6y ago

jiggawatts 6y ago

> Not every area, not even every country has an unshielded nuclear reactor. I should have added a /s to make the satire more obvious. I'm fairly certain that every country bathes in the cancer-causing, ionising radiation of the Sun. The nearest star is literally an unshielded nuclear reactor, putting out kilowatts of deadly radiation per square meter. You can feel it on your skin. It warms you up so much that that you can outright die from the excess heat in minutes. The radiation burns it causes are so bad that it leaves painful blistering after less than an hour of unprotected exposure. Yet, the same people blathering on about the milliwatts of 5G radiation -- which you can't feel and has never burnt anyone -- will cheerfully go to the beach and get a sunburn until they're bright red like a lobster. They'll take their kids too and neglect to put sunscreen on them. Cancer, apparently, is just fine as long as it's natural.