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> I know the radio-wave science makes most of these claims far-fetched. The radio wave science specifically says: - wifi - 2.4 GHz , ie. 5in wavelength. A wel
by VladRussian 15y ago
> I know the radio-wave science makes most of these claims far-fetched.
The radio wave science specifically says:
- wifi - 2.4 GHz , ie. 5in wavelength. A well-formed conducting channel in the body of 1.25in length makes an antenna. The channel can be blood vessel, nerve connections, etc... Some voltage and current will be generated - thats just the hard science. How much of the current and voltage, how (and whether) it will be felt depends on how its all connected, its biology defining electric characteristics, etc...
- CamperBob 15y agoA DC magnetic field like Earth's magnetic field is so different from a 2.4 GHz EM field, I honestly don't even know where to begin to explain the difference to you. If you didn't listen to your high school science teacher the first time s/he explained it, you probably won't listen to anyone here, either.
- VladRussian 15y agoyou're hallucinating, right? If not, please explain what connection you see between my post and "DC magnetic field like Earth's magnetic field".