@SECULARISTE I know where you are going with the isotropic reference, but I made allowance for the antenna gain. They are about 20 watts Eirp, I think.
AA i have a question, have you encountered a single Conspiracy Theorist who hasnt responded to one of your videos with out strawmanning you with the old "WELL I GUESS WE SHOULDNT QUESTION ANYTHING, YOU'RE SAYING WE SHOULD BELIEVE EVERYTHING THE GOVERNMENT DOES" etc etc
@Coughlan000 I swear the expression "wake up sheeple" will cause me to go postal one day, and for a bunch of 'unconventional' thinkers, it's amazing how they ALL say "THE GOVERNMENT IS LYING TO US" in lock-step.
@youngn420 I like that example, it illustrates why they shouldn't bother. George Bush should have had half a brain and "hidden" some in Iraq after occupation.. "voila".. we found them ! For the record, I never bought the lie when it was peddled. Your point is relevant and thought provoking though. Thanks.
yeah, there's your kicker. 66 going into your head 24 hrs a day or 400 going into it for 30 seconds or say 5 min. And I'm assuming there is no data on an acceptible threshold yet since the things haven't been around long enough for scientists to understand the links between it and health but for my money, fuck a tower in my backyard. :) thanks for the vid!
@TheAtheistPaladin Effect can be a verb or a noun. The effect was great. noun. I effected a lot of change in my time on earth. Verb. It affected me greatly. Not it effected (caused) me greatly. Just my small affect on grammar! hhahahaha wassup?
Yeap, problem is microwaves are a high energy ban and are prefect suited for exciting water molecules. Radio waves however pass thru matter harmlessly because they are low energy. You should really look into this. Its all a matter of physics.
@TheAtheistPaladin Microwaves will excite water molecules and have a heating effect but they don't have sufficient energy to ionize molecules which is what can cause cancer when the affected molecule happens to be in the wrong place in the DNA.
Visible light is higher frequency and therefore higher energy than microwaves but doesn't cause cancer until you get to ultra violet.
If your phone was cranking out enough microwave energy to burn you you'd know it right away.
@TheAtheistPaladin Microwaves are radio waves. Microwave ovens operate 2,45 Ghz, GSM mobiles operate in several bands 900Mhz and 1.8 Ghz in Aus. Domestic microwave ovens 1500W-ish, GSM towers 75W ERP typical (big difference in power and proximity, microwave are optimised in frequency for water dipole heating). Studies also show that even a humble cellphone is capable of internally heating . Radio waves definitely affect biological matter... it's a question of what level is 'safe'.
As deedubya said above, microwaves are non-ionizing. Ionization is a main component in DNA damage, which into to lead to cancer. Now if your putting out enough energy that can cook flesh, then that could be a problem of its own. Only reason microwave ovens work so well is that the shielding allows for the build up of the waves. So If I were to take the magnetron out I wouldn't be able to cook anything with it. So much for my ray gun...
@TheAtheistPaladin Microwaves are radio waves, just different part of the EM spectrum. I can assure you radio waves do interact with biological matter (I have a scar from RF burns from handling a live feedline.. s 28Mhz signal). Sure the shield allows standing waves to build up (I have heard it suggested that the skull does something similar and creates nodal/antinodal points and localised hotspots). Microwaves are radio waves, and radio waves interact with biological matter.
Any live antenna line will burn your hand. I was a part of the U.S. Army Signal corp, and that the first thing they teach you. Most elements that transmits anything has some heat out put. That is what probably burned you. We are bombarded from man-made and natural radio waves every day. They don't do anything to us, You really have to pump up the power before you would see any effects. I doubt cell phones are that much of a hazard unless you can literally talk an ear off.
I gotta say, I do usually get annoyed at the American jokes. I don't know why. I'm American, but I do actually get the jokes.
I do teach my kids metric, even though in my thirties its a little like a foreign language. (I speak 3) It's a little hard to translate since we don't use it everyday. I still have to in my mind say "OK, this X many kilometers is this many meters is this many miles is this many feet, so its this many inches, and HOLY COW ITS IN CENTIMETERS!?" It's hard to change thinking
@hevyAccel Your kids will appreciate your efforts in time. I can't understand why America doesn't want metric, it's so easy, just prefixes and multipliers.
AA is the rolf harris of maths: 'bum dee dumm bumm dumm..wobble wobble wobble....bom chukka bum chukka chukka .....can you guess how irradiated you are yet?"
Is the recent paper you're referring to the W.H.O. report that came out a few weeks back? If so, it's been pretty roundly trounced by the experts since publication.
I guess there is reason to be concerned about the electromagnetic soup we live in, but if we are going to panic let's at least make sure it's over the right thing.
I think this sort of thing is part of the reason I don't use my cell phone all that much. I never was much for yapping on the phone but I do less of it since getting rid of the land line.
omg if we believe you then everything is healthy. should we be glad about flouride in the water? what about mercury in our teeth and vaccinations?? what about tax?/ you're just debunking stuff for the sake of it now. you can stick your mobile phone tower where the sun don't shine mate
I'm so glad you got to contiuous exposure... That was bugging me for the first half of the video.
All food for thought - and I wish there were more people debating in math, rather than headlines...
Speaking of math and headlines - I read today that they want to phase out Pi and replace it with Tau in education... I don't see the advantage - do you have an opinion on it?
i dont trust the towers either tbh, it seems a little optimistic to suggest that a tower bouncing signals from earth to space and back would be a good place to sleep under for 20 yrs :)
@AtheistAussie - yes because any mental health issues will be purely subjective psychological responses not bound by empirical values and laws and be virtually immaterial. For extreme example what psychological impact, good or bad, would a tower have upon a blind and deaf man living under one?
towers ? what about the phones, tbh man i love a lot of you videos but im not with you on this one, mobile phone tech has been released without testing, we are the fucking testers, no company would test a product for 30-40 yrs before releasing it, so the public are very much the beta testers, i dont like my kids using mobile phones, and i dont like using mine either, lets forget about cancer or any of that, just simple emf's can have an effect on the blood brain barrier leaking albumin
The a mouth of power is not really the problem.
The problem is the way of modulation thats disturbing the biological systems.
arjunus 4 months ago
I'm not a math guy, so I couldn't do it
CrudOMatic 6 months ago
You should do a vid on the energy levels of the brain vs. energy levels of microwaves/vs/radio waves
CrudOMatic 6 months ago
It's privacy cancer we need to worry about//
benalchemist74 8 months ago
I just wanted to let you know that I'm praying for you to get out of the shithole where you live, man. Jesus loves you.
pearcilicker 8 months ago
Hey, I thought you were going to just fart around with this, it turned out to be very interesting. Another counter-intuitive discovery.
Astrobrant2 8 months ago
"at another meter" you get 1/9 not "sixteen" ;)
heloizyjhenifer 8 months ago
good video
meleder 8 months ago
I'm getting flash backs of my college days, i hated doing those radiation skin depth penetration problems.
ClaytonFox 8 months ago
@SECULARISTE I know where you are going with the isotropic reference, but I made allowance for the antenna gain. They are about 20 watts Eirp, I think.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
thanks for this one..made more questions then answered so you know you did a good job cos i love science and maths
barakameek 8 months ago
@barakameek I try mate, I do try. Might do water flouridation soon, that should get them all worked up. mmm time to brush my teeth.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie Dam be putten stuff in our dame water ...
barakameek 8 months ago
hahaha!!!
ibitron1 8 months ago
AA i have a question, have you encountered a single Conspiracy Theorist who hasnt responded to one of your videos with out strawmanning you with the old "WELL I GUESS WE SHOULDNT QUESTION ANYTHING, YOU'RE SAYING WE SHOULD BELIEVE EVERYTHING THE GOVERNMENT DOES" etc etc
Coughlan000 8 months ago
@Coughlan000 I swear the expression "wake up sheeple" will cause me to go postal one day, and for a bunch of 'unconventional' thinkers, it's amazing how they ALL say "THE GOVERNMENT IS LYING TO US" in lock-step.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie well in some regards they're right. where were the weapons of mass destruction in Iraq? Thats one known lie.
youngn420 8 months ago
@youngn420 I like that example, it illustrates why they shouldn't bother. George Bush should have had half a brain and "hidden" some in Iraq after occupation.. "voila".. we found them ! For the record, I never bought the lie when it was peddled. Your point is relevant and thought provoking though. Thanks.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
Are people still using CDMA and GSM?
retroHC 8 months ago
yeah, there's your kicker. 66 going into your head 24 hrs a day or 400 going into it for 30 seconds or say 5 min. And I'm assuming there is no data on an acceptible threshold yet since the things haven't been around long enough for scientists to understand the links between it and health but for my money, fuck a tower in my backyard. :) thanks for the vid!
TruthSurge 8 months ago
Every one know only Smart Phones make you Dumb full with cancer! ;)
retroHC 8 months ago
Radio waves cannot effect biological matter. It just physically impossible.
TheAtheistPaladin 8 months ago
@TheAtheistPaladin Corn has ears.
NoMoreC2 8 months ago
@TheAtheistPaladin affect
TruthSurge 8 months ago
@TruthSurge
You're right. It is being used as a verb here. So it is affect.
TheAtheistPaladin 8 months ago
@TheAtheistPaladin Effect can be a verb or a noun. The effect was great. noun. I effected a lot of change in my time on earth. Verb. It affected me greatly. Not it effected (caused) me greatly. Just my small affect on grammar! hhahahaha wassup?
TruthSurge 8 months ago
@TheAtheistPaladin Ever microwaved a potato ?
AtheistAussie 8 months ago 2
@AtheistAussie
Yeap, problem is microwaves are a high energy ban and are prefect suited for exciting water molecules. Radio waves however pass thru matter harmlessly because they are low energy. You should really look into this. Its all a matter of physics.
TheAtheistPaladin 8 months ago
@TheAtheistPaladin Microwaves will excite water molecules and have a heating effect but they don't have sufficient energy to ionize molecules which is what can cause cancer when the affected molecule happens to be in the wrong place in the DNA.
Visible light is higher frequency and therefore higher energy than microwaves but doesn't cause cancer until you get to ultra violet.
If your phone was cranking out enough microwave energy to burn you you'd know it right away.
deedubya286 8 months ago
@deedubya286
exactly.
TheAtheistPaladin 8 months ago
@TheAtheistPaladin Microwaves are radio waves. Microwave ovens operate 2,45 Ghz, GSM mobiles operate in several bands 900Mhz and 1.8 Ghz in Aus. Domestic microwave ovens 1500W-ish, GSM towers 75W ERP typical (big difference in power and proximity, microwave are optimised in frequency for water dipole heating). Studies also show that even a humble cellphone is capable of internally heating . Radio waves definitely affect biological matter... it's a question of what level is 'safe'.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie
As deedubya said above, microwaves are non-ionizing. Ionization is a main component in DNA damage, which into to lead to cancer. Now if your putting out enough energy that can cook flesh, then that could be a problem of its own. Only reason microwave ovens work so well is that the shielding allows for the build up of the waves. So If I were to take the magnetron out I wouldn't be able to cook anything with it. So much for my ray gun...
TheAtheistPaladin 8 months ago
@TheAtheistPaladin Microwaves are radio waves, just different part of the EM spectrum. I can assure you radio waves do interact with biological matter (I have a scar from RF burns from handling a live feedline.. s 28Mhz signal). Sure the shield allows standing waves to build up (I have heard it suggested that the skull does something similar and creates nodal/antinodal points and localised hotspots). Microwaves are radio waves, and radio waves interact with biological matter.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie
Any live antenna line will burn your hand. I was a part of the U.S. Army Signal corp, and that the first thing they teach you. Most elements that transmits anything has some heat out put. That is what probably burned you. We are bombarded from man-made and natural radio waves every day. They don't do anything to us, You really have to pump up the power before you would see any effects. I doubt cell phones are that much of a hazard unless you can literally talk an ear off.
TheAtheistPaladin 8 months ago
I wonder how many people are complaining about hand cancer. I know my phone is in my hand a lot more than in my ear.
hevyAccel 8 months ago
I gotta say, I do usually get annoyed at the American jokes. I don't know why. I'm American, but I do actually get the jokes.
I do teach my kids metric, even though in my thirties its a little like a foreign language. (I speak 3) It's a little hard to translate since we don't use it everyday. I still have to in my mind say "OK, this X many kilometers is this many meters is this many miles is this many feet, so its this many inches, and HOLY COW ITS IN CENTIMETERS!?" It's hard to change thinking
hevyAccel 8 months ago
@hevyAccel Your kids will appreciate your efforts in time. I can't understand why America doesn't want metric, it's so easy, just prefixes and multipliers.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
This guy convinced me to get a Nokia phone instead of an Apple phone! Nokia, if you're reading this you should give him free stuff and what-not!
EnXess 8 months ago
@EnXess Yes.. yes nokia, listen to what this guy is saying !
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
AA is the rolf harris of maths: 'bum dee dumm bumm dumm..wobble wobble wobble....bom chukka bum chukka chukka .....can you guess how irradiated you are yet?"
jimthepleb 8 months ago
@jimthepleb Hah.. I just giggled at that mental image.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
Is the recent paper you're referring to the W.H.O. report that came out a few weeks back? If so, it's been pretty roundly trounced by the experts since publication.
scienceblogs (dot com) /insolence/2011/06/the_bride_of_the_son_of_the_revenge_of_c.php
notinmyname2050 8 months ago
At 9:25, shouldn't the number be 9, not 16?
Kargoneth 8 months ago
@Kargoneth YES ! Well done.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@Kargoneth Annotated.. thank you man.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
I am cave man. I do not own or ever use a cell phone. So I've not been worried but now I know a lot more about it than before. t'anks
MacNutz2 8 months ago
@MacNutz2 Cool
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
An interesting way to lay it out.
I guess there is reason to be concerned about the electromagnetic soup we live in, but if we are going to panic let's at least make sure it's over the right thing.
I think this sort of thing is part of the reason I don't use my cell phone all that much. I never was much for yapping on the phone but I do less of it since getting rid of the land line.
CanadienAtheist 8 months ago
I had been looking forward to seeing this one! Nice.
rozeboosje 8 months ago
@rozeboosje Thanks for your help. As you can see, I named a new SI unit in your honour.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie Yeah, I noticed that :P
rozeboosje 8 months ago
Very informative. I think the phone towers are sending secret messages to the reptilians on Nabiru, too. Oh, and they're also phallic symbols :)
AuntieDiluvian 8 months ago 7
@AuntieDiluvian And they vibrate too!
klangeddon 8 months ago
@AuntieDiluvian I bet willy uses a bananaphone.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AuntieDiluvian And they attract ghosts.
tctheunbeliever 8 months ago
omg if we believe you then everything is healthy. should we be glad about flouride in the water? what about mercury in our teeth and vaccinations?? what about tax?/ you're just debunking stuff for the sake of it now. you can stick your mobile phone tower where the sun don't shine mate
superfuzz 8 months ago
@superfuzz Where did I say it was completely safe? By the way, you computer screen is irradiating you.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago 8
@AtheistAussie A porn picture screen saver lessens the effect of that radiation. This is a known fact.
TheTruePooka 8 months ago
@TheTruePooka
Hmm... You don't say...
Well, I suppose your health comes first.
troy2062 8 months ago
@TheTruePooka I want Anunnaki pr0n !
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie Everything is irradiating us.
Vehementi 8 months ago
@Vehementi We are being radiated all the time.. background radiation 24/7.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie 'Sactly what I was getting at. :p
Everything in the universe emits radiation, even us. :)
Vehementi 8 months ago
People talk on the Cell phones? I virtually never do, mind you I'm texting a lot :D Good video.
Can you do one on windmill power, this is a big argument going on right now
nelliediddle 8 months ago
@nelliediddle Sounds like a load of hot air to me .. sorry, had to say it.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
Cool thanks for explaining that, I use a 3G phone and 3G wireless internet
DownUnderDoug 8 months ago
@DownUnderDoug Thanks for the comment Doug.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
Logarithmic bitchin' scale!
TradieTrev 8 months ago
@TradieTrev Feedlnes made of COPPPAAAAAHH !
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
I'm so glad you got to contiuous exposure... That was bugging me for the first half of the video.
All food for thought - and I wish there were more people debating in math, rather than headlines...
Speaking of math and headlines - I read today that they want to phase out Pi and replace it with Tau in education... I don't see the advantage - do you have an opinion on it?
PsychedelikMonk 8 months ago
@PsychedelikMonk have a look at /watch?v=jG7vhMMXagQ gives a clear demonstration of what advantage could be (sorry for going OT)
JoFreddieFSM 8 months ago
@PsychedelikMonk I don't know enough to have an opinion, but with math terms I tend to be slightly conservative.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
i dont trust the towers either tbh, it seems a little optimistic to suggest that a tower bouncing signals from earth to space and back would be a good place to sleep under for 20 yrs :)
paranorma1palace 8 months ago
@paranorma1palace until you understand the science behind it and then it doesn't seem to bad.
Adrianlunnon 8 months ago
@Adrianlunnon Figured you would probably enjoy this one. Cheers mate.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
iPhones kill Mexican children
MalcumTurnbullMP 8 months ago
wot about effect of towers upon one's mental health?
MalcumTurnbullMP 8 months ago
@MalcumTurnbullMP I actually want to do a video on any possible effects like that. Big project.
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
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MalcumTurnbullMP 8 months ago
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MalcumTurnbullMP 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie - yes because any mental health issues will be purely subjective psychological responses not bound by empirical values and laws and be virtually immaterial. For extreme example what psychological impact, good or bad, would a tower have upon a blind and deaf man living under one?
MalcumTurnbullMP 8 months ago
towers ? what about the phones, tbh man i love a lot of you videos but im not with you on this one, mobile phone tech has been released without testing, we are the fucking testers, no company would test a product for 30-40 yrs before releasing it, so the public are very much the beta testers, i dont like my kids using mobile phones, and i dont like using mine either, lets forget about cancer or any of that, just simple emf's can have an effect on the blood brain barrier leaking albumin
paranorma1palace 8 months ago
@paranorma1palace ummm phones are the main problem. Not the towers. Didn't I make that clear ?
AtheistAussie 8 months ago
@AtheistAussie
i dunno probably i typed post before watching all the video, its a bad habit of mine :)
paranorma1palace 8 months ago
@paranorma1palace for some reason i think you did not watch the video, as that's exactly what he said.
cheddar07 8 months ago
@cheddar07
for some reason i think you didnt read the comments, coz thats exactly what i said hheeh :)
paranorma1palace 8 months ago