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Is 5G Technology Really A Health Risk?

Sidebar: I upgraded my cel recently to a 5G with a much more powerful processor than I've had previously. Haven't noticed the lightning speed difference they swore we would be astounded by. Pretty much the same as LTE, really.
 
Dude111 said:
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Its best to edge on the side of caution...... 5G ULTRA WIDEBAND is indeed dangerous and thankfully cannot be deployed just anywhere..... (The signal wont travel that far)
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Errr, I believe "Citation needed" is the correct protocol here.

I'm glad if I can get any sodding mobile signal, what with all the things I'm being forced to do via mobile these days.
 
Dude111 said:
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Its best to edge on the side of caution...... 5G ULTRA WIDEBAND is indeed dangerous and thankfully cannot be deployed just anywhere..... (The signal wont travel that far)
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Bollocks.
To start with "5G Ultra Wideband" is a marketing gimmick used by Verizon.
It has nothing to do with actual UWB technologies.
 
Thermal said:
In fairness, 5g of a lot of things is freaking fatal.
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G is the gravitational constant. 1G is normal Earth gravity. Jet pilots experience loss of consciousness after a few seconds of 5G unless they are wearing a G-suit.

So long-term exposure to 5G is definitely not good for you.

Now let's calculate the acceleration caused by a 5G phone signal. Most people will not experience more than 2 to 3 G for short periods, for example when jumping out of bed to answer the phone. Jet pilots should be wary though. If the phone is telling them to scramble their jet then they should wear a G-suit to ward off the effects of the 5G signal.

Another big danger from 5G signals is being exposed to them while driving. To prevent this you should use a hands-free setup, or better yet turn the phone off so it can't distract you while driving. Otherwise you risk suffering extreme unintended deceleration. the average G force experienced during a car crash is 50G, which is 5G x 10. At this level of exposure there is a 15% chance of permanent brain damage - on top of the brain damage the driver must have already had to phone or text while driving.
 
Roger Ramjets said:
G is the gravitational constant. 1G is normal Earth gravity. Jet pilots experience loss of consciousness after a few seconds of 5G unless they are wearing a G-suit.

So long-term exposure to 5G is definitely not good for you.

Now let's calculate the acceleration caused by a 5G phone signal. Most people will not experience more than 2 to 3 G for short periods, for example when jumping out of bed to answer the phone. Jet pilots should be wary though. If the phone is telling them to scramble their jet then they should wear a G-suit to ward off the effects of the 5G signal.

Another big danger from 5G signals is being exposed to them while driving. To prevent this you should use a hands-free setup, or better yet turn the phone off so it can't distract you while driving. Otherwise you risk suffering extreme unintended deceleration. the average G force experienced during a car crash is 50G, which is 5G x 10. At this level of exposure there is a 15% chance of permanent brain damage - on top of the brain damage the driver must have already had to phone or text while driving.
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I was thinking more along the lines of 5g of coke at once, or crossing paths with five G's in a dark alley, or $5000 handed to a junkie. But yeah, I drove a new Dodge Challenger recently and I feel you on the seat sink.
 
5G is probably a health risk. The impact of the social media that it transports to smart phone users may well cause significant, negative, mental health effects.
 
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