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How does logic work again? I keep forgetting. | 5G USE CAUSES CANCER. 5G USES SOME OF THE SAME FREQUENCIES AS WERE USED FOR TELEVISION, AND NOBODY GOT CANCER FROM WATCHING TELEVISION. | image tagged in 2019,5g,cancer,idiots,science,logic | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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1 up, 5y,
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5g runs on 1mm wavelength, the same as the airport xray machines. Potentially they could see in your home
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No it does not. 5G runs on a *RANGE* of frequencies. Even Wiki-f**king-pedia gets this right, and even the most retarded among us could find this fact with a 10-second Google search. Well... except for you, of course.

That you claim 5G runs on a single frequency proves beyond all doubt you are an idiot, you spew bullshit, and nobody should listen to you.
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https://www.digitaltrends.com/mobile/5g-spectrum-variants/

There ya go. And it is common knowledge that it has several different waves....one of which is .......1mm. So you're wrong annnnnd your mothers a w**re
0 ups, 5y,
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If the knowledge is sooooooooo common, then why did you refer to it in the singular?

e.g. : "5g runs on 1mm wavelength"

Here is a more likely scenario : You actually took the time to look it up after I beat your ass bloody, and didn't like looking like a total f**king moron.

I got it right, you got it wrong. Don't come back and act like you knew it all the time, because the evidence shows YOU DIDN'T HAVE A F**KING CLUE.

You are a moron. There is nothing you can do to erase that fact. Man up, apologize for being a f**king moron and own your stupidity. That's what a real man would do. I don't have a f**king clue what pansy-assed, immature, baby bullshit you are going to pull.
1 up, 5y
Lol, your mother is still a w**re, suxing d for 6 pence. And 5g still has 1mm in its bandwidths.
1 up, 5y,
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By the way, 1mm wavelength has been proven to cause cellular degeneration and cancer. So your meme is bs
0 ups, 5y,
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As I predicted - you are just too f**king stupid to man up and admit you are wrong.

Unlike you, I won't just say I am right because I am right - I will direct you to the people who would know more about the subject than you: The American Cancer Society. 1mm and sub-1mm radiation causing cancer is news to them. I quote :

"...RF waves don't have enough energy to damage DNA directly. Because of this, it’s not clear how RF radiation might be able to cause cancer."

In other words, they have yet to establish that mm radiation causes cancer. That pretty much blows your "1mm wavelength has been proven to cause cellular degeneration and cancer." right the hell out of the water.

Please... continue being a f**king idiot. I am getting a really good laugh out of your f**king stupidity. It's all the more delicious when one factors in that you could stop cementing your reputation as a f**king idiot at any time YOU choose to do so.

Man up.

Admit you are wrong.

Start repairing your reputation.

Or don't. I really hope you don't.
1 up, 5y
Nope...1mm is dangerous. And on a personal level I find your participation of dvda with your mother disturbing. Your libtard is showing
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I thought the main complaint was not the frequency bandwidth used so much as the strength and proximity to the user. With 5g requiring more towers and at much closer proximity to the user. And this is why they are claiming it wont be good for your health.
And the following is not a fact, but there is a correlation between incidence of cancers in the general population and increased numbers of television sets. Of which countries which where later developing also track the same correlation as television ownership has increased.
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Please keep in mind there are two factors to any radiation exposure:

1. Duration
2. Intensity

Since we are talking very little energy over a very long period of time, science informs us that it might be longer than a lifetime to accumulate enough exposure to guarantee contracting cancer. Also, don't forget there are those among us that happen to be genetically hardened to it and may never come down with any sort of cancer if even if they were immortals.

Be that as it may, the point still stands - if the frequencies that were used in TV broadcasts truly caused cancer, then entire families - not to mention entire geographic areas surrounding the broadcast antennas - would have already died from exposure decades ago. We know this didn't happen, so in a very real sense we already have decades of data disproving any correlation, let alone causation.

The bullshit that 5G causes cancer just doesn't stand up to critical thinking and logic, let alone any actual science.
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Yes got you. Lets hope no issues. I see it being a potential problem from exposure in places where duration and intensity would be greater i.e high rise, high density cities. As opposed to the suburbs.
So yes to no real health detriments above what prior mobile telephony has delivered.
The surveilance aspects are a bigger issue though but thats another subject.
1 up, 5y
I agree - let's hope there are no issues.

- HOWEVER -

The reality is still one gets more ionizing radiation - the kind that DOES cause cancer - upon visiting the dentist for one's yearly checkup and x-ray. My understanding of the situation is imperfect BUT there are rumblings in the field of medicine about doing away with 'routine' x-rays specifically because of the lifetime exposure risk.

The wattages we are talking about with 5G are nowhere near the wattages necessary to push out a TV signal. It's just flat-out impossible for anyone but an idiot to claim the cancer risk is going UP. When it took 100KW to 500KW to push a signal out 50 miles, I should think entire populations within 10 miles of the transmitting towers should be dead of cancer if there were anything to the 5G cancer scare bullshit. As it is, the FCC allows a mere 10 watts per channel with cell service. Simply put, the numbers just don't add up to increased - or even stable - cancer risk.

Even so... here's hoping the idiots are struck mute.
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https://www.gaia.com/article/5g-health-risks-the-war-between-technology-and-human-beings
1 up, 5y,
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Its dangerous. A lot of places have already band 5g. Furthermore its implications as a big brother state. The "real ID" has a chip that 5g can read, so you're tracked constantly. They can see in your house. The entire Huawei discrepancy is over 5g. BC 5g is what the Chinese use as big brother (social credit)
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Hey, dumbf**k! The adults are talking, so shut the f**k up already.
0 ups, 5y
I'm surprised you got off of your mother long enough to write that
0 ups, 5y
Everyone knows Windmill causes cancer- Your shit for brains is leaking again.You say stupid shit everyday, and get called out for it. Your SSI check come today?
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