• Ocelot@lemmies.world
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    10 months ago

    I really want to see someone fund/perform an experiment, that would hopefully put any doubts to rest. It might take 10-20 years to do but it would be worth it:

    Create 2 completely shielded rooms. In one of the rooms, completely blast the inside of it with 5G, 4G, All the Gs, Wi-Fi, whatever 24/7. Every single kind of EMR that anyone has doubts of. You can even include future spectrum, whatever. Run it at 3x-5x the amplitude of anything anyone could reasonably expect to come across in the world.

    Now, Using only organic and living material (mice, monkeys, plants, single-celled organisms, humans, whatever): confirm which one of them has the EMR turned on. If EMR was dangerous you should obviously see some negative effects. Take as much time as necessary to confirm your findings.

    THEN maybe we can stop all this nonsense and point back to the study. Except I know some people would say “You tested 300 GHz, what about 301.5 GHz!!! That one is totally dangerous!”

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      10 months ago

      It wouldn’t work for one simple reason: the people that it would attempt to convince simply wouldn’t believe it. I’ve seen this concept brought up in terms of NASA showing a live stream of Earth to prove it’s round to flearthers.

      There is more than enough evidence at this point to say conclusively that non-ionizing radiation cannot cause cancer, and is only harmful to living things because it can heat them. Anyone who believes that there isn’t enough evidence at this point simply hasn’t read it, and anyone who thinks that the researchers are lying would think the same about this experiment.

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      10 months ago

      that can be gamed like most a/b experiments. just keep measuring and adjust your metrics and time window until you get the results you want. doesn’t matter if 99% of the time you would have reached the opposite conclusion.