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Comment #36379666
This is only a guess, but I get the impression Album Archive is some sort of aggregator service. The original Blogger images appear to still be stored in Blogger's own media manage…
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Comment #34589283
Researching flat earth and flat earthers forced me learn a lot about how we can prove globe earth in various interesting ways. One cool device I discovered is the Gyrotheodolite. I…
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Comment #33696731
I'm not an expert, but I think there's pretty much an infinite number of ways to execute space trajectories. Just looking at it visually it seems Orion is (perhaps?) taking a more …
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Comment #32106711
Ha. Great. Also needs a giant ginormous sticky header and menu structure at the top of the page, so that together with the sticky footer it covers up pretty much any remaining arti…
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Comment #22722055
Interesting interview with doctor in NY using it on over 600 patients so far. 100% success rate. https://youtu.be/1TJdjhd_XG8?t=117
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Comment #22317998
You do understand that the ionizing argument is a logical fallacy? If I say A is dangerous because of X, it is a logical fallacy to say B is safe because lack of X. Lack of X is no…
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Comment #22317543
It's not necessarily a good argument to compare to sunlight, because we also have take into account biological adaptation. Sunlight has existed for millions of years on this planet…
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Comment #22316682
Related: FCC is being sued because of their failure to update the safety standards to take into account the latest research. https://lawandcrime.com/administrative-law/scientists-s…
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Comment #19838619
Even if it is on certain strains, it means we need to consider what it means on a larger scale. What other strains? What other frequencies? By not considering the possible implicat…
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Comment #19838309
Here is another factor to consider that I think many are overlooking: our steadily increasing RF-exposure may be altering the growth rate and antibiotic susceptibility of bacteria …
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Comment #19681741
Yes it's true. Unfortunately I cannot edit my comment any more. I do apologize, as it seems I actually misinterpreted your comment. You can erase all references to your professor a…
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Comment #19681539
> that dogs align themselves to earth's magnetic field when pooping. Well actually that seems like relevant information for this topic, because if that is true it means that dogs c…
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Comment #19681078
Have a look at section 2.4 of this document: https://www.pathophysiologyjournal.com/article/S0928-4680(09... Some excerpts: "Panagopoulos et al. [99] exposed fruit flies (D. melano…
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Comment #19680686
> Professor also admonished us that such technicians must always be infinitely certain that the transmitter is not operational at the time of service. It's a good thing your profes…
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Comment #19676642
Here's a study that looked at microwave absorption in insects at different frequencies (picture): https://media.springernature.com/lw900/springer-static/image... "All insects showe…
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Comment #18939770
Light is 400,000 GHz to 800,000 GHz and has always existed on this earth. Man-made pulsed microwaves are 300 MHz to 600 GHz, and have never existed on this planet before. Both from…
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Comment #18722532
When you extract temporal and frontal lobe glioblastoma from the rest of brain tumor numbers you get a graph like this: https://microwavenews.com/sites/default/files/de-vocht-respo…
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Comment #18721804
I've been following this debate for a long time, and it's definitely not settled science. In fact The Lancet just published this article: "Planetary electromagnetic pollution: it i…
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