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stumason
reply to post by crankyoldman
I can't speak for others, but I grow plenty of plants in my house from seeds to maturity and none have shown any signs of adverse reactions to WiFI.
They do, however, show plenty of adverse reactions to under/over watering/feeding and not having enough light. This kids "experiment", for 9th grade as well, was poorly carried out or at least poorly reported.
For the experiment to have any validity, both rooms should have been identical down to the last detail, with the exception of the WiFi - I strongly suspect that were many variables involved so the result cannot in any way be called valid. I have rooms in my house that get a lot of sun, others none at all, some are very warm all year round, others very cold, there is no detail on the watering/feeding patterns etc etc etc .....
lakesidepark
AlphaHawk
reply to post by opopanax
Most likely, we're dealing with a representative of Natural News, perhaps the health wanker himself, Mike Adams, pretending to be a female.
...........
Look at their thread history, natural news as the source in the majority of their threads.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...
I've been trying to figure out the OP motive for a long time. Wasn't gonna post to this thread, because this example of 'natural news' wisdom only endangers a person's ability to access the Internet.
Most of the OP other postings suggest actions that are MUCH more dangerous to people's health. This posting only leads to a proposed action that cuts off their phone and internet and electricity. And puts them in a closed lead-lined room to escape all the danger of the wi-fi world.
Now that proposes a quandry - how will this encourage more traffic to Natural News?
Frankly I believe blonde hair increases absorption of the non-ionizing radiation into the cranial cavity and stunts intelligence. Remedy is lots of Clarol (red or brunette, doesn't matter which).
Or, a large razor with lots of shave cream and some paste wax. The increased reflectivity of a chrome-dome will help bounce all the radiation off into space.
Then, with luck, the formerly empty cranial cavity will be restored with enough grey matter to prevent any further dangers to the rest of the public reading these threads.
lakesidepark
AlphaHawk
reply to post by opopanax
Most likely, we're dealing with a representative of Natural News, perhaps the health wanker himself, Mike Adams, pretending to be a female.
...........
Look at their thread history, natural news as the source in the majority of their threads.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...
I've been trying to figure out the OP motive for a long time. Wasn't gonna post to this thread, because this example of 'natural news' wisdom only endangers a person's ability to access the Internet.
Most of the OP other postings suggest actions that are MUCH more dangerous to people's health. This posting only leads to a proposed action that cuts off their phone and internet and electricity. And puts them in a closed lead-lined room to escape all the danger of the wi-fi world.
Now that proposes a quandry - how will this encourage more traffic to Natural News?
Frankly I believe blonde hair increases absorption of the non-ionizing radiation into the cranial cavity and stunts intelligence. Remedy is lots of Clarol (red or brunette, doesn't matter which).
Or, a large razor with lots of shave cream and some paste wax. The increased reflectivity of a chrome-dome will help bounce all the radiation off into space.
Then, with luck, the formerly empty cranial cavity will be restored with enough grey matter to prevent any further dangers to the rest of the public reading these threads.
lakesidepark
AlphaHawk
reply to post by opopanax
Most likely, we're dealing with a representative of Natural News, perhaps the health wanker himself, Mike Adams, pretending to be a female.
...........
Look at their thread history, natural news as the source in the majority of their threads.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...
I've been trying to figure out the OP motive for a long time. Wasn't gonna post to this thread, because this example of 'natural news' wisdom only endangers a person's ability to access the Internet.
Most of the OP other postings suggest actions that are MUCH more dangerous to people's health. This posting only leads to a proposed action that cuts off their phone and internet and electricity. And puts them in a closed lead-lined room to escape all the danger of the wi-fi world.
Now that proposes a quandry - how will this encourage more traffic to Natural News?
Frankly I believe blonde hair increases absorption of the non-ionizing radiation into the cranial cavity and stunts intelligence. Remedy is lots of Clarol (red or brunette, doesn't matter which).
Or, a large razor with lots of shave cream and some paste wax. The increased reflectivity of a chrome-dome will help bounce all the radiation off into space.
Then, with luck, the formerly empty cranial cavity will be restored with enough grey matter to prevent any further dangers to the rest of the public reading these threads.
lakesidepark
AlphaHawk
reply to post by opopanax
Most likely, we're dealing with a representative of Natural News, perhaps the health wanker himself, Mike Adams, pretending to be a female.
...........
Look at their thread history, natural news as the source in the majority of their threads.
If it looks like a duck and quacks like a duck...
I've been trying to figure out the OP motive for a long time. Wasn't gonna post to this thread, because this example of 'natural news' wisdom only endangers a person's ability to access the Internet.
Most of the OP other postings suggest actions that are MUCH more dangerous to people's health. This posting only leads to a proposed action that cuts off their phone and internet and electricity. And puts them in a closed lead-lined room to escape all the danger of the wi-fi world.
Now that proposes a quandry - how will this encourage more traffic to Natural News?
Frankly I believe blonde hair increases absorption of the non-ionizing radiation into the cranial cavity and stunts intelligence. Remedy is lots of Clarol (red or brunette, doesn't matter which).
Or, a large razor with lots of shave cream and some paste wax. The increased reflectivity of a chrome-dome will help bounce all the radiation off into space.
Then, with luck, the formerly empty cranial cavity will be restored with enough grey matter to prevent any further dangers to the rest of the public reading these threads.
namehere
they tried but i can't accept the results of this experiment due to the lack of explanation of the environment of these rooms it was performed in, if they noted that and indeed created a sealed environment and repeated the experiment at least 3 times and had consistent results i might find it acceptable. not that i doubt that large amounts of em radiation is indeed harmful but an amateur experiment shouldn't be used as proof of anything, only those with an agenda would do such an irresponsible thing.edit on 14-12-2013 by namehere because: (no reason given)
opopanax
reply to post by beckybecky
- I don't have the means to conduct a proper version of this 9th-grade science experiment, as that would require two rooms/areas with identical conditions (light, humidity, temperature, etc.), one of which has a wi-fi router in it and one of which is shielded from wi-fi; if I just repeated the experiment exactly as it was done, the design flaws (e.g. lack of controls) would still be present
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beckybecky
why don't you repeat the experiment as above.eh eh?
beckybecky
how do you know the wi-fi is on or off?
beckybecky
maybe its off and you don't know its on.
beckybecky
or it is possible you are working for the industry and worried about their profits so you post some unverified claim you just made up.prove it.
. Dude, they're talking about blonds- yah know? You can betcha they just didn't know you had to water plants! Peroxide kills brain cells!
Outtis
reply to post by beckybecky
Plants grow just fine in my one room wifi saturated home. The only way plantlife dies here is when I forget to water them, or when I accidently water them too much in the winter. Plants seem to use less water when there's only three or four hours of daylight available.
The amount of BS in that article was the final drop that made me break my years long streak of lurking and finally reply to something. Why did it get to me like that? There have been things posted here that were even more preposterous than this.. but I just brushed those threads off as being silly. This I replied to. WHY?
HUMBLEONE
Dude, they're talking about blonds- yah know? You can betcha they just didn't know you had to water plants! Peroxide kills brain cells!
opopanax
reply to post by beckybecky
I never said that I don't have two rooms in my house. I have more than two rooms in my apartment, but that is irrelevant. The fact that you think just growing plants in two different rooms, one of which has a wi-fi router in it and one of which does not, would constitute a valid scientific experiment speaks volumes. In order to set up a proper experiment from which you can draw sound conclusions, you need to control the variables. If the variable you're testing is proximity to a wi-fi router, the other variables should be kept the same. What I lack is the ability to create a setup that adequately controls all of the other variables. People have attempted to explain this concept to you but it doesn't seem to be sinking in. I don't know what else to say at this point.
I have no illusions about being invincible to cancer. Where did that idea come from?
I have never rubbed shoulders with any "rich industry bosses," nor do I have anything to do with protecting their profit. It's very amusing to me that you are so convinced of this. Anyone who questions you must me a shill, eh?
That, from the very little you know about me, you have decided that I remind you of a drug dealer's lackey accountant from a James Bond movie is also quite comical. You can continue to picture me that way if it entertains you - no skin off my nose.
What does Steve Jobs have to do with this conversation? I am far from rich, and the similarities between myself and Steve Jobs are few...edit on 12/15/2013 by opopanax because: Formatting
you know very well wi-fi from smart meters causes cancer