/sci/ - Science & Math

I started using Foxfi (smartphone unlimited data tethering hack) for my home internet and noticed I feel like while it is on. Brain fog, trouble concentrating, forgetting things. When I put it in airplane mode I seem to be able to focus on writing code and doing cad stuff significantly better. I have had to turn the airplane mode on to get any decent work done at all.

Tbh I was pretty sure it was just a placebo effect but I own some Japanese quail and they totally freak out when I am using the internet, especially while downloading large files.

I put this to the test while downloading large files. Phone on, birds flip out and start pecking the walls of their cage trying to escape. Phone off = birds kalm, peacefully chirping to each other and eating. It is not like the effect is instant or anything, seems to take about 10-20mins to ramp up and disturb the birds.

Pretty sure it isn't schizo anymore to distrust official sources so what is your take /sci/? As we all know 99.9% of information about controversial science on the internet is retarded schizophrenia glowie/corpo spam meant to incept the NPC's who view it into believing themselves intelligent for associating the whole topic as nonsense. My dad always used to say, where there is smoke there is fire. Surly you far right of the bell curve autists on 4chan have spent the time wading through all the spam and pick out the relevant info.

ps. Yes I recognize that part of the reason I get better work done when it is on airplane is because our entire generations monkey brain has internet addiction problems, definitely more to it though.

And yes I will literally tin foil my walls if you can convince me it makes sense, ordered A 25ft usb cable with booster. How do I direct the EM radiation away from my space, put the phone in a directional dish or something?