Um, that's not how it works, Onawah.Posted by onawah (here)
Any research to back that claim?Posted by Frank V (here)
That was only true in North America, and specifically so in the USA, because the US CDC had mixed up the test kits with test kits for the flu.Posted by selinam (here)
It’s been proven the COVID test can’t even test for the virus.
In the rest of the world however, the tests were reliable.
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None whatsoever.Posted by onawah (here)
I wonder how many of those symptoms are also caused by (or made worse by) 5G.
5G has been sufficiently tested and found harmless ─ yes, harmless, because it operates at less power than 4G. It merely uses a higher and wider frequency band, which makes it more effective and efficient at transferring lots of digital data, and the roll-out plan involves more antennae, but ─ again ─ they will be weaker. One of the intents is to make the covered area per antenna smaller, so as to provide a higher-resolution grid, which (among other things) aids in navigation ─ e.g. for self-driving vehicles.
Anyway, anyone who makes a claim that contradicts the established scientific facts is the one who has to provide the evidence, not the other way around. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof. It is up to the Flat-Earthers to prove that Earth would be flat, not up to us to prove that it is round.
That research is fake, and it builds upon the lack of a scientific understanding among the general public. It's the oldest trick in the book of the salesman, i.e. use very complicated but pseudo-technical babble to impress your audience and suspend disbelief. It's also what science-fiction writers and movie/television producers do. The official Star Trek Technical Manual sounds very convincing too if you haven't had an education in physics. I especially like the description of the "Heisenberg compensators" in the transporter room.Posted by onawah (here)
Because I think there has been research indicting that 5G does make such symptoms worse, if not actually cause them, particularly when the brain is involved.
Oh, I have no doubt that he would.Posted by onawah (here)
Exomatrix would probably know where to access the latter.