/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12382892
This.

>>12327373
See: >>12324440

>If anything it’s getting closer to a frequency we get blasted with all the time.
Frequency is not the only field characteristic that matters. There is frequency, polarization, modulation (including rise time and peak power), etc.

>We literally shove probes into people’s brains
Who's "we", are you a mouse in someone's pocket?

>and we can’t do anything useful with the information
See Jose Delgado, Sharp, autocorrelator, MKULTRA, etc.

>Yet you think magic waves are doing to read minds
"I don't understand it so that means someone who knows more than me must just believe in magic!"

>This is your mind on schizophrenia.
this is your brain on retardationa nd narcissism. Read a book, momo. Keep on and you're going to get what you give out, tenfold.

>>12246906
I don't feel like investing the time and energy to convince you, but basically microwave radiation. Cell phones, bluetooth, wi-fi, all of it, acting alone, can cause hypothyroidism. This is what happened to me with bluetooth exposure, knew to get away from it, did so, it went away. I see dogs on levothyroxine these days.

My levels when I had prominent goiter and tried to go to work one day, only to realize I kept traveling to the wrong locations:
TSH: 153.74 uIU/mL (ref 0.35 - 5.50)
Free T4: 0.12 ng/dL (ref 0.89 - 1.76)
Total T3: 0.25 ng/dL (ref 0.60 - 1.81)

https://www.mediafire.com/folder/dj875cd10yb72/EMF
See the very incomplete endorcine, thyroid, and microwave sickness sections in -Documents, links, information (read first).txt.

Otherwise reduce your intake of halides (fluoride, chlorine, brominated food etc), reduce your consumption of goitrogens (such as s oy and brassicas), and increase your intake of iodine (lugols or bladderwrack. If you have hashimotos outright your gut is probably messed up, look into healing leak7y gut, stop eating gluten, do vitamin C flushes, water fast, concume slippery elm and marshmallow root, if you have forward head carriage have your spine checked for punches parasympathetic fibers, etc. Make sure you aren't low on copper, selenium, and manganese. Have a good diet.

That's about all I can think of. Don't take the levothyroxine unless you absolutely have to.

>>11304432
Wishful thinking, kiddo.

I've come to call this recent tendency the "complete mind fallacy", along with a similar but distinct trend, the "born yesterday fallacy".

The complete mind fallacy is the assumption that a speaker, or writer, has communicated the entirety of their mind in their statement. Every piece of information, any doubts, error control, matters considered along the way, all contained in what they've stated explicitly. This indicates a near obliteration of theory of mind, you're quite literally too lazy and dimwitted to see the person behind the work. You think because something isn't explicitly addressed, it isn't considered nor is it part of their mind. Because of this you make stupid claims and statements instead of having conversations or asking questions. Subhuman behavior.

The born yesterday fallacy can be concisely summed as the above, with the additional assumption that there are types that are pretty much off the assembly line. There is notion of a process, or genesis, of the individual.

I wanted to make it clear that you're a moron and an asshole, and lucky you're getting anything, before proceeding. As far as electromagnetic weapons goes, there really wasn't much in the way of shell games between the US and USSR. It was suspected by many at the time that they were trying to spook us, sow discomfort in the citizenry, and to cripple our military and industrial capability. The USSR had the first safety standard for RF exposure in the general population, and it was 1000x lower than what was believed to be safe in the west. So there were considerations of whether this was also a front they paid lip service to, while imposing only selective military and industrial restrictions. Now that it's 50 years later, we know this was largely false. The sheer mass of research produced in the USSR reflected genuine interest, and their findings were replicated at the time, and have now been replicated quite generally internationally.

>>10819685
Reproductive effects have been noted since the 60's. The Soviets did plenty of occupational exposure studies, we did as well under the Tri-service program, but after we started to find the same things the Soviets were reporting all future studies were cancelled and the program was further biased towards acute exposure studies. Men used to stand in front of the radar beam on deck before going out on shore leave, believing it would make them temporarily sterile (it didn't at that timescale, but would eventually). It was the compromised morale of people being afraid of exposure, that they failed to put to rest.

Pic related, this report describes either morphological change of the smooth endoplasmic reticulum in oocytes sufficient to prevent the zona reaction, or triggering it prematurely. Women will be sterilized much more quickly, especially with exposure in childhood.

Data
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/dj875cd10yb72/EMF
http://www.mediafire.com/folder/5id4om83kk12n/Books
Or
https://mega.nz/#F!lPQDlCBZ!DaDP5Poq_Ti6nhga4frJig

>>10815573
2.4 GHz is around where the maximum dielectric loss of water begins. Thinking you're going to use it in the body is absolutely foolish.

Wired versions would require something poking through the skin, which is what they intend to avoid after essentially trepanning you. The implant gets healed over. Wires would be irritated constantly. So you're left with either a highly directional antenna, shielding and some sort of inductive near field coupling which connects to something external, that uses pulsed visible light. Or something else.

Regardless. It won't work long term as is. Something they honestly should know about, this isn't mainstream but it's also not obscure arcane knowledge. You have a massive amount of work done and particularly military funding that got results half a century ago. The fact that this remains stripped from our Overton window is pathetic and absolutely unacceptable.

>>10774756
>Use of radio waves for functional control of organ systems
Later in this document they detail changes in the SMOOTH ENDOPLASMIC RETICULUM, necessary to prevent POLYSPERMY via the ZONA REACTION.

ie, your woman's eggs will be duds. We know damn well what happens when you put a pulsed 2.45GHz signal on an animal's genitals.

>>10759349
I do believe it must.

>>10712026
I'm just going to copy the content of the text document in the mediafire link.

[m] = mediafire

Statements:
IARC 2011 - IARC classifies radiofrequency electromagnetic fields as possibly carcinogenic to humans
https://www.iarc.fr/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/pr208_E.pdf
https://microwavenews.com/short-takes-archive/iarc-urged-reassess-rf

California Medical Association, resolution 107-14
https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/1020824247004/10%20-%20California%20Medical%20Association%20Resolution-highlighted.pdf

American Academy of Pediatrics
https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/7520941318.pdf

American Association for Justice
https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/7520941319.pdf

Martha Herbert, PhD. Pediatric neurology, Mass. General.
https://ecfsapi.fcc.gov/file/7520940748.pdf

-Martin Pall, PhD
Letter to California legislators
https://ehtrust.org/wp-content/uploads/Pall-Letter-to-CalLegis-FINAL-8-7-17.pdf
Letter to California Governor
http://electromagnetichealth.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/Pall-Martin-Ltr-to-Gov-Brown-092317.pdf

Russian National Committee of Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection - 2008 report, WHO
https://www.who.int/peh-emf/project/mapnatreps/RUSSIA%20report%202008.pdf
https://www.magdahavas.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Russia_20110514-rncnirp_resolution.pdf

Appeals
https://www.5gspaceappeal.org/
https://www.5gappeal.eu/
https://www.emfscientist.org/images/docs/International_EMF_Scientist-Appeal.pdf
https://www.magdahavas.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/Russia_20110514-rncnirp_resolution.pdf
https://magdahavas.com/international-experts-perspective-on-the-health-effects-of-electromagnetic-fields-emf-and-electromagnetic-radiation-emr/

>>10379941
There are some implications with autism. Along with birthing procedures, wireless devices likely have a causative role.

Pulsed microwave fields, ie the emissions from wireless devices, alter calcium flux in cells. This leads to chronically elevated intracellular Ca2+ and certain effects on Ca2+ domains in the extracellular space.

There is a genetic polymorphism of the gene encoding parts of the calcium channel, called Timothy Syndrome, which cause it to be overactive leading to the same chronically elevated intracellular Ca2+, and these individuals will near universally present with autism. So we know that the calcium aspect -alone- can produce autism. Further, calcium is involved in dendritic spine formation, axonal guidance, and myriad other processes particularly active during second trimester neurodevelopment. These devices also cause increased free radical generation, oxidative and nitrosative stress. This will also harm the brain of the developing fetus. Further microwave emissions increase the permeability of the blood brain barrier, so much that albumin staining is seen in experimental animals exposed to cell phones in use right now. This will let more toxic junk into the brain. They also tune the bacteria in the digestive system for virulence and selectively kill off some good bacteria. This will majorly mess with the developing brain and immune system.

Sources on that:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timothy_syndrome
http://www.marthaherbert.org/library/Herbert-Sage-2013-Autism-EMF-PlausibilityPathophysiologicalLink-Part11.pdf
http://www.marthaherbert.org/library/Herbert-Sage-2013-Autism-EMF-PlausibilityPathophysiologicalLink-Part2.pdf

There are also potential effects on the timing and mechanics of the hormonal surge required for proper synaptic pruning.

>>10329409
A few other posts.

>>/g/thread/S69466561#p69468892
>>/g/thread/S69466561#p69474165
>>/g/thread/S69466561#p69475755
>>/g/thread/S69466561#p69476276

In regards to NATO and the west, refer to Adey 2002 in the mediafire link above. Explains how the military's in house research base became consolidated at Brooks airforce base in an effort by the military and industry to shield itself from litigation, and protect its use of radar domestically and abroad.

The first RF safety standard was created by the USSR in 1956, based on their extensive animal and human clinical studies. Exposure for the general population was set at a peak intensity of 10uW/cm2. The rest of Eastern Europe followed either exactly or a similar derivitive (Poland, Czechoslovakia, etc). It has remained unchanged since then. Although some reports say the limit for mobile phones is now 100uW/cm2, and the RNCNIRP has called it the greatest threat to Russian youth, and has petitioned the WHO repeatedly. China and much of Asia use the Soviet standard modern day. Remember that when reading so called reviews that conveniently omit the countries with the oldest safety standards. This caused great conflict during the cold war, there was a complex dynamic and a lot was written about it during and after. The US set a limit of 10mW/cm2 averaged over 6 minutes, no explicit peak intensity limit. It has now been lowered to 1mw/cm2. Now only 100x greater the Russia and China. Though barely enforced.

Many things to be said.

>>10189799
You could look up the threads in the warosu archive, or save a copy of the webpage.

I'm pretty tired, but highly abridged version:
-Russians observe in the 1920's that spark gap generators alter visual evoked potentials and galvanic skin resistance in human subjects when placed near their head.
-Around the same time in the US primitive microwave diathermy is coming around. People are investigating electricity for all kind of things. From fever therapy, later to fracture healing, to cancer treatment, to diagnostics. Eventually short wave therapy emerges and ultimately is largely forgotten. This is discussed in the 1960's Ford document in the mediafire link.
-Cold War era
-Russians have set safety standards 1000x lower than the US for radiation, claim nonthermal effects. US claims only thermal effects possible, eventually via the "great" Herman P Schwan US sets a standard of 10mW/cm2 tiem averaged over 6 minutes, no explicit peak intensity limit. USSR and various Eastern European countries have set far lower limits, with explicit peak intensity caps. That limit is 10uW/cm2.
-Mind control, MKUltra, Operation Paperclip, project pandora, monarch programming / manchurian candidate, lots of ESP, remote viewing, and so on CIA stuff going on. Role of electromagnetism in human physiology is investigated and a point of interest both for wartime use, and defense, as it was known the Russians were likely far ahead of us.
-Russia's Moscow signal strategy begins
-Radar is being more extensively employed. Concern for effects on fertility and other parameters are growing among those in the military. Tri-service commission sets out to quell those rumors, cancel further studies when they start finding the same things Russia did.
-"kT" paradox dubbed in the literature. ie, how can experimental results be occurring when the imposed periodic signal was well below the threshold of ambient thermal noise (has been solved many times modern day)
-Thermal doctrine is[..]

>>10183376
YEAH. GOOD OL' TELECOM, EMPLOYING PHILLIP-MORRIS. I WONDER WHY THEY NEED PR HELP. GOOD OL' INDUSTRY MAN TOM WHEELER RUNNING DAMAGE CONTROL FOR THE MACHINE YOU'RE FEEDING LONGER THAN SOME OF YOU HAVE EVEN BEEN ALIVE.

GOSH, I WONDER WHY A MULTI-TRILLION DOLLAR COMPLEX OF INDUSTRIES WOULDN'T MUTUALLY ACT TO PROTECT EACH OTHER'S INTERESTS AT ALL LEVELS OF ORGANIZATION. I WONDER WHY NATO WOULDN'T GO OUT IN THE LATE 80'S AND PUSH ITS "THERMALS ONLY" DOCTRINE TO ALL OTHER NATO MEMBERS, TO ENSURE ITS USE OF RADAR ABROAD WAS NOT HINDERED.

This document was distributed to NATO members.