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No, you are completely misunderstanding. Let's explain this again. Original post talks about US "Active Denial System". This system works at 95 Gigaherz, which
by colordrops 2y ago
No, you are completely misunderstanding. Let's explain this again.
Original post talks about US "Active Denial System". This system works at 95 Gigaherz, which does not penetrate the skin.
Microwave beams are a different part of the spectrum, and definitely penetrate the skin, and the whole body. These are what were theorized to have been used against embassy staff.
- nradov 2y agoI understand just fine but you're not making any sense. Microwaves powerful enough to cause brain damage would also cause visible skin damage. Some radiation may pass through the skin but some will be absorbed in it. What you're suggesting isn't physiologically possible.
- Dylan16807 2y ago> Microwaves powerful enough to cause brain damage would also cause visible skin damage. Citation needed. As a general idea, if you heat an area 20 degrees at the surface, slowly dropping as you get deeper, the skin will be unharmed but that's really bad for a brain.
- colordrops 2y agoYou're bullshitting. You thought I was talking about ghz radiation, then go back to microwaves once I clarify. But putting that aside... Is the brain not more sensitive to non-macroscopically visible damage than the eye and skin? And have no skin and eye damage been found? Have people not reported visual disturbances?