(Peter Tocci) Many organizations/sites sharing warnings about the wireless health threat have names like ‘such-and-such for responsible technology.’ Or ‘safe technology.’ Or ‘safer.’ This article endeavors to show that the physics and biophysics of it indicate that all such and similar names are deceptive.
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by Peter Tocci, June 9th, 2019
Clearly problematic also is disproportionate focus on human concerns. The worst threat by far is to the ecosystem, which 4G wireless is now collapsing. Even though environment is acknowledged in warnings, emphasis remains on humans. This backwards priority suggests a dangerous disregard for, or lack of, complete understanding.
I won’t say the misguided cautionary campaign, including the opposition to 5G per se, is ALL deliberate controlled opposition, but wittingly or not, these entities flirt with terminal disaster by perpetuating the threat. They suggest we can dance with the devil (a reined-in 4G), but ‘OMG,’ 5G must go! Well, the principles of physics are not forgiving. 2G-4G is a quite sufficiently terminal nightmare.
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Wireless technology obviously exists within the context of technology per se. One thing is certain about most of that, regardless of benefit: It’s toxic. Somewhere along the line from the mining of hard resources (extractivism), to manufacture, use, and disposal, it’s chemically/energetically toxic to planet/biosphere. Wireless encompasses that entire line. Of ecosystem, smaller species, such as insects, already massively declining, are most susceptible to the radiation. Of humans, fetuses and kids. Tacit: we agree to poison the kids for money, convenience and comfort.
No exposed living thing is exempt. Bee, bird, tree, pet. (see also)
It’s not difficult to make the case that there’s no such thing as responsible (advanced and high) technology of any kind, never mind wireless (more below). All ‘unnatural’ environmental disaster and damage is tech-sourced. Natural disasters are often worsened. The mantra is: “Technology is the sanctified pride of Western ‘Civilization,’ bringing profit, convenience, a high standard of living; and meeting human needs.” Or is that selfish wants, common sense and Wisdom be damned.
It’s also not difficult to make the case that what’s been done to the planet to bring Western ‘Civilization’ to where it is now is solid proof that where we are is not a good place to be. We rarely see developments and conventions that shape our way of life as examples of insanity that has been ‘normalized’ — as symptoms of the ‘Idiotized Society’: Conditioned dependence for prosperity and even survival upon self-destructive and suicidal ways and means. A grand oxymoron. Wireless is its poster child.
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“It is no measure of health to be well adjusted
to a profoundly sick society.” – Krishnamurti
The Physics
The radiation used in wireless systems is artificial, not natural radiation being made use of. It’s alien to life, even though electromagnetism is inherent in matter. “Electromagnetic” (EM) means the wave has both electrical and magnetic components. The wave rises from a zero point, turns back down through the zero point, then turns and comes back up. It’s described by several measurements, including wavelength and frequency.
Wavelength is the distance in meters between where the shape of the wave starts and where it begins to repeat. The frequency designation is how often the shape repeats. It’s measured in cycles per second, or “hertz” (Hz). One Hz is a single repetition, or cycle, per second.
Wireless systems, such as phones and WiFi, use microwave radiation, “micro” meaning short. It comprises three bands of the shortest wavelengths and highest frequencies before ultra-violet light. Definitions vary, but it’s generally considered to have between 1 meter and 1 millimeter wavelength, with frequencies from millions of hertz (MHz) to billions (GHz): 300MHz to 300GHz. The longest wavelength? A hundred thousand kilometers! A very good chart on these measurements and their applications is here.
Transmitted waves are called “carrier” frequencies, because frequency changes are added to the wave, creating signal pulsing, and this is called “ frequency modulation” (FM). Most importantly, pulses contain the data.
The microwave frequencies chosen for 1G wireless, introduced in 1983-4 in the range of 824-894MHz, were ‘analog’ – the real shape of the wave moving from transmitter to receiver. The 1G carrier waves were modulated with frequencies of 150MHz and up.
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1G analog lasted until 1992-3, when 2G was introduced in the US, using frequencies of 900MHz and, later, 1800MHz. Where 1G was analog, however, from 2G forward, pulsed digital frequencies were/are used.
Pulsed microwave technology was not new when 1G arrived. Most folks know that Guglielmo Marconi developed the first “wireless” in mid-1890s. From the 1950s to mid-1970s, however, it was used in military stealth weapon research. Specific pulse rates (dataless) were found to induce specific illness.
The pathological effects were well understood by the mid-1970s. In weapon research, pulse-frequency by pulse-frequency. See Key Testimony in Toronto at www.activistpost.com/2019/02/wireless-technology-ultra-convenient-endlessly-entertaining-criminally-instigated-terminally-pathological.html Keep this page open to see more sections later.
One unresolved question (academic) for me is whether the original weapon research used analog or digital radiation. Digital tech was available in the late 1950s. A good non-technical introduction to the wireless issue is this 35-minute edit of a long 2012 video interview of physicist and former Royal Navy microwave weapons expert Barrie Trower, PhD by the International Center Against the Abuse of Covert Technologies.
With knowledge of harm in place, then, weapon technology was adapted virtually unchanged to 2G mobile telecom, except that weapons emit much less power than cell phones and WiFi, and that telecom radiation is randomly pulsed by data packets. No sooner was 2G introduced than health trouble began (more below). This suggests that pulsed digital might be much more dangerous than pulsed analog. This not to say that pulsed analog poses no harm, but it wouldn’t be worth the time and expense to find out which is worse.
Wireless microwave frequencies (commonly 700MHz to 2.5GHz) provide for large amounts of data at speed. Longer wavelengths and lower frequencies do not lend themselves to such demands, and the lower bands are taken up by other hardware anyway, as the chart linked above shows.
“Physics-speaking,” it comes down to this: For bandwidth and speed, digital microwave is needed. For data itself, pulsing is needed. I call it Information Carrying Microwave Radiation (ICMR).
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The Biophysics
Especially given biological sensitivity and cumulative effects, the prospect of “responsible/safe” wireless tech is about as remote as it gets.
It should be taught in the earliest possible science and biology classes that life forms are not merely conglomerates of chemicals, molecules, cells, tissues, and so on. Let’s keep in mind: life forms are highly susceptible to artificial electromagnetic fields (EMFs) because life forms produce and operate on natural electromagnetics. It’s a failure, but no accident, of education that this isn’t common knowledge at the junior high or high school level.
Every atomic ‘component,’ every atom, molecule, cell, tissue, organ, and system is a vibrational field, ‘simple’ or complex – a vibrational system comprising electricity, magnetism, and frequencies, or rates of vibration.
All aspects, in turn, make up a composite field called the organism. Every part of the body field is in communication with every other part. Even separate species communicate – flowers communicate to bees with minute electrical signals.
Biological Sensitivity
The non-thermal exposure limit suggested by the voluminous pre-existing science reviewed in the 2007 BioInitiative Report (BR, 2000 studies) was one tenth of a microwatt (μW, a millionth of a watt) per square centimeter – .1 μW/cm2. By 2012 BR (1800 additional studies and updated in 2019) it became 0.003 μW/cm2 to 0.006 μW/cm2. See BioInitiative 2012 – Conclusions.
NOTE: The BR is cited here only to demonstrate the existence of independent science FCC and Industry say doesn’t exist or is “inconclusive.” Because the BR calls for “…a biologically-based public exposure standard…”
SO – pulsed microwave somewhere between one tenth of one millionth of a watt and three thousandths of one millionth of a watt per square centimeter (millions/billions of cells) has harmful effect. Such figures give a feel for the sensitivity of biological systems. Don’t forget, either, that with 2G-4G wavelengths, the square centimeter is a ‘tube’ going all the way through your body.
The FCC thermal exposure limit is expressed in milliwatts (mW, a thousandth of a watt) per square centimeter. As of this writing it’s .2 mW/cm2, or 200 μW/cm2. About 670,000 times higher than the lower BR non-thermal limit. But that’s nothing…
The strictest biologically-based public power-level limit to date is a billion times higher than the cosmic background level, in which life has always existed. A cell phone on the moon would produce more background than that.
Cell membranes sense the pulsing of non-thermal 2G-4G frequencies, and their transport channels react defensively, meaning pathologically. For one thing, they shut down. Since any body cell is susceptible, the range of potential effects is impressive.
There are also serious effects from the electric component of the radiation. A certain type of channel in cell membranes is called a “Voltage Gated Calcium Channel” (VGCC). As the name implies, 1) this channel is controlled by (very tiny) voltages, or electrical “potentials,” and 2) it controls the flow of calcium.
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Steve Aokalani (Wright) says
This article is a mess, and impossible to follow. He clearly does not understand the science he quotes.
I have researched this quite a bit. What I have found is that there are studies that say the current industry standard limits of exposure should be between, from what I can tell, about 100 to 1000 times less., (CF Hennies, et al, – ( https://www.termpaperwarehouse.com/essay-on/Mobile-Telecommunications-And-Health/443159 )
The ICNIRP, whom sets the limit mentioned above, and whom has a lot of scientists on it’s committees, says something I don’t think is true – that below thermal levels, RF does not have any conclusive effects. I just don’t believe that, not for a minute. Especially not after reading Hennies. But it’s hard to find Hennies’ pedigree either, as a google search turns up little on her, and one of her co-authors only has published in German a book on electrosmog, (I dont read german). But it’s hard to jump to conclusions because the ICNIRP has some very highly qualified people as members, whom are not employed by the communications industry.
This is a complicated subject. There are well-meaning people trying to establish safe limits. And the term safe is in the context of what is reasonably achievable. Autos are very high risk, relative to most other risks we have in our lives, but, we accept those risks because the value is very high as well.
This subject is worthy of intelligent discussion and careful analysis, neither of which the above author presents.
Personally, due to this research, and mostly I will admit the work by Hennies, et al, I will make more effort to keep my cell phone away from my body whenever possible, always use my bluetooth headset, (orders of magnitude less power), put my phone on airplane mode whenever I don’t need to receive calls, continue to turn off my wifi router at night, and not sit on the couch using my computer with wifi on.
These are reasonable things I can do without a big impact to my life. What I will not do is subscribe to fear mongers like the author of this article and get all worked up about the aspects of this for which I have no control. I don’t respect his approach because it focuses on fear rather than realistic actions that real people can take. And I’m always suspicious of people like that. They are most likely either witting or unwitting tools of the control state they say they seek to expose.
Steve Wright Aokalani
Phoenix, AZ