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This is making my spidey-sense tingle. It seems similar to Waubra disease (ie 'Wind Turbine Syndrome') [0]. A list of vague symptoms that no one can quite agree
by anitil 5y ago
This is making my spidey-sense tingle. It seems similar to Waubra disease (ie 'Wind Turbine Syndrome') [0]. A list of vague symptoms that no one can quite agree on, over a vague timeline.
Think about the last 6 years. Have you or anyone around you had some weird health problems? How about the slightly older people that you know?
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_turbine_syndrome https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wind_turbine_syndrome
- jmole 5y agoI assume you're arguing here that this is "no big deal", but I think it's disingenuous at best to assume that no wind turbine installation has ever had problems with noise pollution, especially in the infrasound region. For millennia, we dismissed sailors' tales of rogue waves until we caught one with a scientific instrument.
- anitil 5y agoI was just the only example I could think of where general negative health claims are made without specific evidence of harm. A rogue wave is a specific, provable event. This is more fuzzy like mysterious bad RF waves (or was is sonic waves?) from ... someone?... that maybe gives you a headache (or was it hearing loss? or brain damage?) but only for certain people. I definitely could be wrong, but like I said, it makes my spidey-sense tingle.