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Yes, the title is intended to draw in the conspiracy theorists. Clickbait for the greater good. While you are here, Real Science just released a fantastic video on the challenges surrounding Covid-19 testing. It taught me a lot about how viral tests work and why we are struggling to keep up: kzhead.info/sun/YKiNk76mf3qKdHA/bejne.html
Real science isnt always correct, or honest. No safety studies have been done on %G tech , and its effects on hu,man cells and health. I dont trust big business and I especially dont trust scientist who specialize in only 1 area.
worth it
The Ireland Simpsons Fans banter is worth it though
Parish Bananarific there is no proof it causes virus
Your opening statement in the video is correct. I just have to claim you're just in the pocket of big data or just not awake and to them all arguments following that are just fake news. Confirmation bias is a bitch.
Fun fact: When street lamps were introduced, people opposed them because they thought they would cause madness. How times have('nt) changed.
Kristoffer Johnsen fun fact: funct is short for fun facts.
I mean, have you seen a normal person under a street light? They get freaky
@@banktella1537 Funct = function, stop being a moron.
@@randomuser5443 I've seen two people under a street light and they were indeed freaky
@@_PatrickO learn to take a joke
8:35 "Magic or math, I don't know" precisely what I answered my professor when I was asked about OFDM in the corresponding electrical engineering exam.
Did you get through the exam?
Yeah like wtf was that real engineering? Please explain! Theres no such thing as magic were not living in the 1600s people... we all know that magic is bullshit and doesnt exist
Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic. 😜
@@napzero Especially if you lost the manual! :P
@@ThunderBlastvideo but churches still exist, so........
I’m an architect who designs telecom infrastructure mainly for Verizon and you’re correct about the fear being high powered 5G antennas. While it’s not the 5G that can hurt you, it’s the large amount of waves from the large LS6 antennas. But, you only have to worry about those if you’re a few feet in front. We do something called an EME report, or Electromagnet Energy report, which is solely to make the site safe for our contractors and owners.
How does a report make something safe?
@@goatsinjay7945 The signal power of any RF signal used for mobile communication, especially in higher 28 GHz frequencies for 5G, drops to a fraction after a few meters in free air. E.g. around 5 millionth after 2 meters for 28 Ghz. During the construction of any tower you calculate the required safety distance and afterwards you measure it for the report. Unless you're standing right in front of the panel antennas, the power that reaches you is tiny. If you do stand in front of the antenna, you are first of all trespassing and most likely climbed up a 30 meter tower. If you're concerned about the EMF radiation, burning street lights might indeed be the better approach as they might emit some UV. Also you should never expose your skin to the sun light, lots of UV in that
The only negative effect I would think of is the massive environmental damage caused by installing thousands of extra towers and the energy consumed by them while we are trying to go energy efficient at everything else
@@goatsinjay7945 Step 1: Do report Step 2: Determine if reasonably safe If safe jump to step 4 If not safe; Step 3: Change the design/equipment to make it safe and go back to step 1 Step 4: Outline what is and isn't dangerous to the people who will be in the area (set up warning signs around the site to keep people out, tell the people working there how close they have to be for it to be dangerous, fence off the dangerous area, etc.) Grossly oversimplified, but you get the point, the report doesn't make something safe, it determines what is/isn't safe, how safe/dangerous different things are under different circumstances and how best to ensure safety within reason (within reason meaning people would have to be stupid or go out of their way to be put in danger).
@@12346798Mann you had me right until the end, UV rays from the sun aren’t given the credit they deserve. They’re the saturated fats in the proper human diet world.
Finally, someone brave enough to speak out about the danger of street lights! :)
...he is not the Messiah, he's a naughty naughty boy!
can we talk about the obvious danger of oxygen, it is a scientific fact that everyone who has ever breathed oxygen is dead or will die in the future
Street lights are only hazardous if your an Astronomer whom wishes to see clear observable skies without city street sulfur lamps affecting their viewing for astrophotography. Other than that you don't wish to be near that same lamp that is broken near you for fear of the shards of glass imploding and fume of sulfur coming your way.
@@nanochad2979 Oxygen is extremely dangerous! It causes fires, and it destroys valuable infrastructure (steel and reinforced concrete.) It's so reactive that a broad category of chemical reactions is named after it! Eliminating free oxygen from Earth's atmosphere will surely end most of mankind's problems, and in fact many of these will be corrected long before that goal is attained.
The real danger is dihydrogen monoxide. “Chemtrails” are real! Wake up sheeple!! /s 😉
11:08 - this image is from the Parang mountains in Romania (the place where I grew up). I know nobody cares, but it made my day! I miss my childhood home so much!
Very cool
I'm glad I saw this comment it made me smile. When I see "stock footage" from areas I know it makes me happy as well, and reading your comment made me realize other people experience that too. Thank you :)
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Vitalie Iorga Aha so this is the Famous Pula Land
We care!
8:32 The magic has a name. It's called Fast Fourier Transform (FFT). An ancient mathematical transformation that engineers kept dreaming of implementing it in wireless systems. That dream became reality when semiconductors technology finally enabled it to implemented in HW and integrated into wireless modems.
Imagine: Greeks on the beach thinking about WiFi routers👌🏻
implemented when?
HW = Holy Water?
@@alveolate Hardware
Some people call FFT the most important algorithm ever created, I tend to agree.
8:33 for those interested the magic is Fourier analysis and electronic filter circuits
thanks!
Did you already know that or looked it up?
@@Benbobr i am a electronics and communication engineer and trust me it is hard af
Why didn't that occur to me! Of course....Fourier series are composed of multiple frequencies
We came for information about 5g, but we obtained information for all generations of wireless transmission. I can't complain.
Why no health studies
@@theyredistortingyourrhythm130 Because there's no effect.
@@ryohandoko1450 fail
@@theyredistortingyourrhythm130 (sigh)
@@theyredistortingyourrhythm130 Also, this video is all about the engineering behind it, hence the channel's name Real Engineering, and NOT Real Hospital or Health smh.
"My first cell phone was the legendary Nokia 3310, which could be used to txt" or as a hammer, brick, paving stone or just about anywhere you needed something indestructible.
@Is me ? What's better, you need a *YELLOW* submarine
..Or in a self defense.
Anyone who calls a phone "legenary" has a serious reality issue....
Somebody once threatened me with a gun for my wallet. They saw that I was carrying a Nokia and decided to hand themselves over to the police.
@@mariusmarius4832 I don't think you understand the legacy of that phone, the damn thing was practically indestructible
Some person: Burns down cell tower. (3g,4g,5g who cares) Accidentally lights themselves on fire in the process.. Rings for ambulance, What no signal WTF is going on? See they know, they know!! They are blocking my calls!!!!
It's natural selection at that point
In Russia some people already burned up one 4G tower and 2 weather stations.
It's not like US citizens are drinking bleach to cure covid-19
What about the legitimate studies that say it's potentially dangerous? Also why is this even in my suggestions? This is very suspicious. Just google 5g causes cancer in rats. The national toxicology program concluded that. So make up your own mind. This might be propaganda. And before people start replying with the other inevitable, it's 1 billion times stronger than any frequencies blah blah..and natural light causes cancer....and it wasn't 5g. Actually, the studies were 4x the legally permitted amount(notice how people will say a thousand times, this is misleading, they are comparing the standard 4x the legally permitted maximum to the lowest amount they subjected a rat featus to, a minisulce amount of RFR) It also doesn't take in to account human error. Output error. Effects on small children or babies. Also. Another thing we will hear is the WHO who classified it as possibly carcinogenic to humans - they'll say it's Carcinogenic 2B. The same as....coffee... possibly dangerous. However Pesticide Drift. Cigarettes. Etc. Have also once had the same classification. I already know all the replies. It's a shame people can't just accept..it might be dangerous. That's all I'm saying. Might be. Not 100% ....but even 1% chance is too high. Oh and the non ionised RFR argument.... I know it already. And before you start trying to debunk my automatically assuming they are not legitimate. We are talking about the WHO and NTP, and government programs in Italy, so decide for yourself if you think the top scientists in the world are legitimate or not. Edit: People are already using the arguments I just debunked. This is such a shame. I don't understand human psychology, I don't get you people. Do you just believe everything you're told, does history set no precedent? Big pharma, corporations, big industry is capable of lying and misleading.
@@wolfman8325 What legitimate studies any links?
Small thing, but the production value of rendering a pretty-near photorealistic Nokia screen was a great touch.
Maybe it was really being typed?
I'm glad you pointed out that HSPA is 3G. USA consumers have been mis educated by the mobile network operators that HSPA is 4G but that's so wrong. 4G is LTE only.
Comcast magic
u have LTE which doesnt meet al the specifications for 4G, so they named it to 4G LTE, and later came LTE-A (advanced) which is even closer to speeds of ``original``4G. Just droping some info 1y later🤣
**everyone has been misinformed about 5g - this clip is typical
@@jaixzz your comment is not clear at all about what you think lol
"Magic or math or something.". That's the same thing I say when I have to explain my own code changes a few days after I committed them.
Gotta give respect to the coders that can fry their brains with whatever the hell they use to do their digital voodoo.
how does it work? who knows, but it works goddamnit so shut up and finish up the frontend
@@aronseptianto8142 are you explaining the whole programmer community?
Bro, same. That feel is universal at this point
Good joke and all, but I wouldn't want to be on your team lol
"Every day technologies [like this] can seem like magic until you peel back the layers to their earliest iteration and see that they are just the product of many years of problem solving with each successive generation adding more complexity." This says a lot about why some people are afraid of technology. Knowledge helps us not be afraid! Thanks for another wonderful video.
Joseph Craven Sadly though some people won’t accept the information because they were informed by and trusted the wrong sources and now they are set on it.
Joseph Craven not such a great quote, that’s also how the nazis came up with nastier and nastier poisons. Can go in both directions
David Ryall The Nazis? Amatuers! The US and Russia took Nazi rocketry and strapped nuclear warheads on top and held the whole world to ransom for decades.
Having worked in the RF field for over 20 years it is my opinion that it is “magic”. It’s like doing math in your head when your teacher wants you to show your work. It’s not real unless someone can see it. A lot of people are just happy that something works; they don’t care why it works. I once had a Colonel ask me why he couldn’t call someone in the States. I explained to him how the sun will disrupt satellite communications because it’s the biggest source of RF. He said I was lazy and to just get it working. So “troubleshot” (read play my Xbox) for about 4 hours until the sun was not overpowering my equipment. We feed him a line about motor calibration and swapping out an LNA.
It's quite interesting how these conspiracy theorist exist basically because of ignorance. Our current technology would look like sorcery to people a thousand years ago and it's understandable, yet there are people ignorant enough about modern7 technology in this very day.
You didn't address the most pressing question people have with 5G: How does the RF affect the individual, not from the transmission towers, but when the phone itself is parked next to your head?
same thing
the 11 to 6 inch wave length of 4 or 5G vs the largest cell that can be present in any human body , the single cell released from the ovary every month in a woman has a diameter of .1mm & as a wavelength that is 3 Terahertz or 1000 times higher than any wifi or 3G & still to big for any nerve, neuron, cell, dna or molecules in your head & SO generally RF can NOT affect an individuals head in any way that passes a double blind test
Think streetlight and flashlight strapped to your cranium
Radio frequency is nothing compared to the 🌞
It doesn't affect you the waves are too weak to affect anyone
A lack of decent scientific education in schools is why videos like this are needed.
Nobody pays attention lol. Kids always complain about how school never teaches anything useful (like taxes or how to get a job) but the schools DO teach these things, it’s just the kids don’t pay attention. Too busy vaping, or on their phone.
Especially here in America.
In russia old dumbass grandmas burned one tower already.
The problem is even if it is provided in schools 90% of the students won't pay attention
@@alimc1867 I think part of that problem is in schooling tbh. Decent teachers can teach the average child. I'm getting into the weeds here but societal priorities should be providing basic housing and sanitation, education, nutrition and health care. A child who is housed, well fed and educated and taken care of medically they are more likely to be functional humans.
"Magic or math or something." Yep, that just about sums up my understanding of it.
Orthogonal encoding is basically using codes that can be distinguished from each other even when added together. Like one channel might use 00001111 for 0 and 00110011 for 1, and another channel might use 00101101 for 0 and 01101001 for 1. Because those codes are different enough, even if both are transmitted at the same time on the same frequencies, the computers can still split them apart at the receiver. The more interesting stuff comes from power division multiplexing, where the channels are distinguished by being high power (for the more distant receiver) or low power (for the closer receiver). This may sound simpler, but it is actually harder to use in practice.
same, and I actually had to deal with the math in uni. it's all only ever explained in heaps and heaps of complex (as in 'a+bi', not as in 'complicated') maths, so no understanding of the mechanics of it all stuck around in my head after the exam.
Abram Thiessen Thank you abram. that was helpful.🙏👍🏻
no, you just sum up the current situation of the American education system.
If there wasn't any health effects caused by non-ionizing radiation and their corresponding electromagnetic fields on biological systems then how come the field of science known as Magnetobiolgy exists and there are thousands of published studies in the field?
Frequencies no one wants to use. Sad weather radar is sad.
No one mentioned the Ham radio frequencies
Robbie the Robot ham doesn’t operate at gigahertz frequencies
Weather radar is S band. Nobody wanted mm waves because the hardware was too expensive. It's still expensive, but getting doable.
5G cuts into consumer electronics like wireless microphones and headsets. Many DJ, bands, and announcers using wireless mics have been rendered useless over the last few years due to frequency auctions from T-Mobile and Verizon. Nothing big to those companies, but the small end user gets screwed!
@@robertfleischmann4119 5G doesnt use 2.4ghz that pretty much every wireless things were using?
"math or magic or something" Get 3Blue1Brown to take on explaining orthogonal waves.
5G and Covid-19- www.brighteon.com/8bba75a0-5a3b-4727-83e8-ff660a08ec76
@@goognoog392 That's a combination
I'm no conspiracy guy or any of that stuff but I will say I have been indirectly involved in helping some of these installs and I have seen them wired up w 4/0 high quality copper. That type of wire can carry waaaaay more current than they would need for normal transmitter operation. So why would they need to ever power them that high????. Just saaaayin lol.
“Its the golden age of information, and the golden age of ignorance, intelligence and blatant stupidity go hand in hand”
One would argue stupidity and ignorance were always here, on the same level as today, but we didnt have the possibility to share them.
There was a lockdown during the Black Death Plague. That's how Issac Newton discovered his laws and theories because he was stuck inside. I wonder how half of Europe died...
"I have a foreboding of an America in my children's or grandchildren's time -- when the United States is a service and information economy; when nearly all the manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries; when awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few, and no one representing the public interest can even grasp the issues; when the people have lost the ability to set their own agendas or knowledgeably question those in authority; when, clutching our crystals and nervously consulting our horoscopes, our critical faculties in decline, unable to distinguish between what feels good and what's true, we slide, almost without noticing, back into superstition and darkness..." -Carl Sagan
@@fredrik3614 Haven't heard a quote so hauntingly true as this in a while...
Never underestimate the power of stupid people in large groups. The irony is the thing they rail against, some (in this case telecom) tech, they use to propagate their stupidity. We primates are funny creatures, ain't we?
"blocked by rain" That seems like a pretty big problem for self-driving cars...
5G has a lot of frequencies, so it will simply use lower frequencies when needed for range or obstructions like terrain or rain.
IoT sensors are placed on roads and lamp posts
? Tesla uses cameras to drive the car no 5G needed?
@@jonathanweimane6926 next generation of cars that will talk to each other so cars around can now intentions of surrounding vechicles... I Robot with Will Smith is closest I can remember with that kind of cars...
@@jonathanweimane6926 - and they're still faulty to environment factors. Cameras are not 100% reliable in all conditions, and as others point out, this is about the future of transportation. In the future, cars will not just drive related to what they see, they will actively communicate with other cars around them to increase autonomous swarm mind. This will mean that if one car senses an obstruction or road hazard etc, it will communicate it to all cars around it so every car can be proactive on the road instead of reactive like they are now. This will also allow for high density commuting systems where cars can drive in a collective flow and just link in-and-out when needed, as all other cars will communicate their speed and position and keep the required distances to all other vehicles and give room wherever it's needed, all on their own. That's the level 5 autonomous driving that will come in the future.
When he was talking about fiber optic cables, he was showing T1 level copper cross connects. I used to wire these circuits in a phone company central office.
The animation at 10:55 almost made me fall from the chair. I guess this could be actually dangerous for people with epilepsy.
When Brian McManus says "How? I don't know" means this is reeeeally complicated.
The people who like math studied electrical engineering.
@@Ikbeneengeit electrical and electronic engineer here, i don like maths... look up on fourier series (it's maths that breakdown a single frequency into multiple frequency) if u understand what i'm talking about
@@covingtonkua9404 I would rather bash my head in the wall
Oliver - 5G is Childs Play. NextGen TV (ATSC 3.0) in North America is a Completely IP based 4K HDR TV service that is FREE. NextGen tv uses the SAME 6 mhz Broadcasting Channel as B+W and later Color TV. and in the 1990's the first American DIGITAL tv was Born. NextGen tv is a Completely IP based signal from a Tower and from Multiple SIMULCAST towers. it can deliver 4K HDR Dolby content Wirelessly. and it can Deliver to Existing 4K tv with a Wireless Gateway Receiver and the Receiver has Both WiFi and a HDMI cable. this means it can Deliver to Smart TV with Wifi or Older TV with HDMI. and any Wireless Device you own can NOW Receive NextGen tv form the Gateway. Today there are Already American HDTV with a (ATSC 3.0 ) NextGen Receiver on the market in 2020. NextGen tv Transmitters are Exceptionally ROBUST and can deliver 4K HDR Inside Homes, Apartments and DEEP into Buildings. the Future of Wireless is IP based Communications with SIMULCAST Towers. this includes Public Safety radios , Hospitals, Commerical Radio, and Personal Communications.
Oliver - for more info see - youtube - ATSC 3.0 , what is ?
And we still have 2G in a lot of areas in Germany and sometimes its to slow to even check a train Route or open a Website
Kai Gaming it’s not that 2G/EDGE is slow, it’s that the Internet is now INCREDIBLY bloated. An entire 240p video on KZhead uses less bandwidth than some banner ads.
@@ElZamo92 Amen to that. There are sites that are slow even on a wired connection at several Mb/s. If you check the source, there are like 30 scripts, which themselves load other stuff. All for a simple brochure website or a blog.
I've been in that situation before it sucks
Same here in the States. Even in some populated areas we don't yet have (good) 4G coverage. Forget about anything better than 2G in rural areas if you're even lucky to get coverage at all.
Hell my 4g lte is the same, but that is probably because the network is so crowded right now and I have unlimited which means my data gets throttled hard
I have a 5g Verizon tower in front of my house. Since we moved in I have experienced severe depression, severe anxiety, memory problems, irritability, aches and pains, even chest pain. I am highly skeptical by nature, but am at the point I have no other explanation for why I feel like I’m completely disconnected from reality and my emotions. I’m truly wondering if 5g is the root cause of my mental health issues.
its not
You are a nutter
thanks for being dismissive, disrespectful, proving you can't debate, and thanks for proving theres no such thing as an intelligent liberal. you can't prove him wrong so you resort to insults, grow up!@@Gobnogler
I'd be more inclined to believe that your paranoia that the world is out to get you is the root of your mental health issues.
@@DiscordCCorny response
1:38 not 0G (OG)? Missed opportunity
(When you're a mechanical engineer but you're attempting to speak of EE) "Its magic"
Even not all EE do RF. You can design a pretty amazing switching power supply without understanding how to get a cell phone to do receive bandwidth data.
kirbythebamf I am a Mechanical Engineer and also a professional Magician. I liked that comment.
I'm fairly decent in both trades, does that then make me a fucking wizard? xD xD xD
EE here. Can confirm. Also, I have a wife who is a nuclear mechanical engineer. Sometimes, I’m not even sure if we speak the same language. I still can’t convince her, that her Malaysian salt crystal lamp doesn’t emit negative ions. You should have see us fight, when she brought those magic magnetic bracelets home and wanted me to wear one. When I showed her the ‘balancing’ trick, that the guy used to sell them to her, she didn’t talk to me for 3 days. Three days of glorious silence! My wife really isn’t stupid. In fact, she’s very intelligent. Just a little gullible, perhaps. Fortunately, she now consults me, before buying any woo-woo products. (Before anyone says it, it’s not because I’m a man and she’s a woman. It’s because I keep up with these con artists and know their tricks.)
I'm IE so it's mostly all magic to me
13:27 "Problem-solving" Me: let me guess... Brilliant?
Waifu of quality you got there my friend
8:30 butterfly filters, i think. If you are familiar with bandpass filters (critical for routing), the challenge has always been the process of digital convolution (how the bandpass filter is applied) is like an n-squared operation (takes the amount of time of the sample times itself to process). However, the trick is that a convolution in the time domain is a multiplication in the fourier domain - multiplications taking far less time that convolutions. So, if one could figure out a fast way to apply a fourier transform to a signal, then the problem is easier. And that's exactly what butterfly filters do.
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Bell trialled 1G around Chicago a year before Japan.. if you didn’t bother looking that up it puts the rest of your information in question
As a lizard person, I am offended by the suggestion that we are somehow responsible for 5g. Lizard People are responsible for LG.
Lol...love it! How do I become one of the lizard people? Is there a ritual to complete? Do I get a class ring or certificate of completion?
@@ericwiese7479 Its called being born as a lizard person, Jesus. You can't just become one,its either you are or arent
@@SmokeWiseGanja Even more interesting than the anal probes is the fact that an alien decided on the name "SmokeWise Ganja". :P
I'm a reptilian and I find this comment to be offensive!
repiltaphobia is just wrong.
The real question: Will this make smash ultimate online playable?
HA! No.
Okay, but more importantly, can it runs Crysis?
It's surely playable. But the more important factor is price.
You know, since Smash Ultimate works with P2P it's your internet and not Nintendo
zenv I’m always connected via Ethernet on premium internet service on the east coast. It’s not me. Every other P2P game is serviceable at least, Smash is just atrocious. A dice roll of whether you’ll get anywhere from 12-40+ frames of input lag on an already inexcusable 6 frames by default. Melee netplay is far better and it’s using a twenty year old game.
See what happens when 5g scans your chips in credit cards and and drivers licenses and stores will connect to your phone upon entry and know who you are just by carrying your phone. When you register facial recognition you will be known without your phone. Fingerprints too when you lock your phone are downloaded to a database.
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That already happened long before 5G, and continues to happen
None of that has anything to do with 5g.
China has done that along time with and 4g with facial recognition. 4g can trasfer 1gb/s meanwhile 5g eill be faster. A face recognition AI dont need that fast Internet. Facial recognition is what we should be scared of. Not 5g
Very good video. I am a microwave and telecommunications engineer and I had a good chuckle at you're explanation of OFDM. You were right that it is just a lot of maths.
I have met mathematicians who will try to convince that Everything is just a load of maths. Just don’t let them near a blackboard they will cover it with strange symbols and claim your looking at reality itself and not an abstraction of existence. (I jest but some of the most enthusiastic people I have met are the blue skies thinkers just playing around with stuff to find out how it all works.)
I renamed my wifi to Covid19_5G_test my entire street freaked out.
Oh shit that's funny! Says a lot about your neighbors.
r/firstworldanarchists
Did anyone break into your house and burn your fridge or something yet?
@Dave Pawson I named my original iPhone "DOWNLOADING VIRUS" so that people nearby would get freaked out if they were searching for Wi-Fi signals!
I believe you...
Brilliant. I’m so much more cleverer than I was before I watched theirs video. Now I’m going out to burn down those evil street lights!!
yes, the plan has worked .if the government switched off all the street lights people would be enraged . Just let the population destroy all the street lights and the government gets off blame-free lol
Much has changed since my time as an electrical engineering student back in the 1990s. My professor received his PhD in Antenna tech, more specifically "Wave Guide" studies. These frequencies are very very high. It is amazing to watch the evolution from an engineering perspective.
Lies again? Greatest Of Them Is Real True Anal
Evolution? Its humanity commiting suicite.
@@rubenrios9113 if you say so
How in the world did the "5G causes Covid-19" thing even start?
Because 5g was coming out in wuhan the same time covid started.
@@jontorrie2212 ah, that explains the stupidity a little bit more
Actually it's not only that, but you can actually see every mayor pandemic had a new radio technology introduction. And it goes even deeper. Sunflares and cosmetic radiation has been correlated with other pests and plagues where human made technology wasn't dominate.
@@ch3ckm4te I've seen graphs that link ice-cream sale rates with drowning rates. now call me a fool but i am skeptical about the link between eating ice-cream and drowning. unless there is something more conclusive something happened when this, i find it unlikely to believe that.
@@ch3ckm4te brah new technology is being introduced all the time.
Kinda blew my mind that AM and FM stood for Amplitude and Frequency Modulation, I cant be the only one
Trying not to be rude but it's a shame that you are not.
@Yevhenii Diomidov Ah, good old XKCD.
I think high school science should have covered what AM and FM was when talking about the spectrum. Next lesson, find out what AM and PM stand for.
@Zack Leaf Of course they do and I regret being rude.
8:30 the Idea is to take a high-frequency pattern and XOR it with the low-frequency data stream. (both digital and in phase) If all encoding patterns are - in phase - of identical length - orthogonal (or mostly orthogonal if you want to squeeze more bandwidth) - and of the same amplitude The decoding is as simple as taking the sum of signals that was received, XORing by the same pattern, splitting it up into data bit size, and taking the average.
And what would that be in English?
Still sounds like magic to me XD
@@nitromenoob Magic. Its magic.
I'm an embedded software engineer with an extra certification in DSP so yeah I understand this, but I know most people won't. but it's indeed pretty clever how these Xor operations are used.
it makes sense thank you for this. (I'm physics grad)
Any thing that makes Twiter and Facebook easier to receive is bad for mental health.
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The problem is here is that billions are going into developing this to make money, but not a lot into the any effects that may happen to environment, and that means everything. From man to plant, frequency’s effect everything and can be used to control things, let’s hope the sceptics aren’t right.
This is hapenning as i'm taking a university class on wireless and networking
J2D2 worth checking into the effects of constant exposure to non-ionising radiation. For my benefit, I have wondered about this for a while 😂🙏
@@DavidHRyall So, like the Sun? We are literally bombarded with all sorts of non-ionising radiation from the Sun everyday, which is far FAR more powerful than anything our teeny tiny human-made towers can make.
@@DavidHRyall apply sunblock regularly and go stay in the sun for the summer. Do you feel any problems (oh BTW, 5g doesn't emit uv radiation)? There you have your constant exposure to non-ionizing radiation.
@@DavidHRyall nothing noticeable would happen, non ionising literally just means it isn't energetic enough to ionise the atoms in your body, if it can't do this it can't hurt you.
that university class should show you many of the small things he gets wrong.
"How? I don't know... Magic, or math, or something..." ...Illuminati confirmed.
Mirdjan Hyle 👁🛕
Mirdjan Hyle yeh it all stems back to these Masonic freaks
Shawn Bird 😂😂👍🏻 love it
Are you on medication 🤦♀️
CORONA - Crown - Head = *MIND* VIRUS - Air = *FREQUENCY* BLOOD - Body = *CELL-ular* 5G = *TRANS HUMANISM* 😂🕵️😂 Welcome to Borderless and Cashless World!! 😂🕵️😂
2:00 I thought that plain radio base stations was 0G. 1G referred to the first "cellular" system. And the TV show Mannix showed car phones in the 60's.
Car phones in the 60's used vhf radio frequencies and radio repeater towers to increase the range. Early car phones linked the radio in the car to a land line that required a mobile operator to make the connection. It was a push to talk system on the mobile side. Quite a luxury back then.
Actually 0G was relatively unpopular. True 0G (and as popular as cell phones are today, at least with road users) was CB radio (still in use today), a radio system that was never even connected to land-line.
I was preparing for my data communication exam and came across this video totally randomly. The amount of information it has is equivalent to a whole useless semester course under 15 mins.
13:13 don’t even say that, you’ll start some new riot on street lights.
yeah
Don't worry it's already happened When street lights were first introduced people attacked them because they thought it would turn people mad
@@Alucard-gt1zf people are attacking street lamps again thinking they're 5g towers
Oooh, that would improve my star gazing! Let's do it.
2020 will also be the year of the 5g zombiecalypse wave.
13:16 Well jokes on you I AM afraid of street lights.
The light pollution from the new blue ones is so much worse than the old sodium vapour ones :(
kzhead.info/sun/ocaLqaxunZ2bmGg/bejne.html
i am afraid of daylight and socializing
@@OCinneide It is in the same frequency range of sunlight - ya afraid of sunlight? If so, find a deep dark cave
@@ethimself5064 What? I practice amateur astronomy, I'm currently doing a BSc in Astrophysics and the new "Blue" street lights give off a lot more light pollution (basically cancelling a whole portion of the sky for any observations) compared to the old sodium vapour lights.
Why do lizard people want faster internet?
Lmao
Nice vid, well done. But if you touched AM and FM for analouge then it would be logical to mention FDMA, TDMA and at least CDMA for digital. Those pipes and packets are the simplification that rather confuses than explains.
Watch 5G still not be able to fix Ubisoft servers
Those things are toast, bud.
They're probably still running on .5G
CityOS is gonna be real, and our freedom will be compromised
Servers have nothing to do with 5G, one thing, they could make things worse because of faster speeds and more congestion from many people
They suck especially with FIFA 20
It’s nice to see a video that actually explains what’s going on. All other videos about the topic are just saying “we are all gonna die, gamma rays!” Or, “you’re an idiot if you think this is gonna kill you” nobody explained why, so thank you for giving me an explanation I can finally try to calm down my parents
@jocaguz18 Goddam... I completely agree with you... But you could've let him down a bit gentler lmao
Genzia did anyone ever see the video with the birds dead near 5g tower ??
Robert Jafari yeah but that vid is misleading, the birds death had no relation to the tower
trying to do the same thing haha
The safety of 28ghz for humans is not understood enough to implement 5G. This study compiled all of the studies of the safety for 6-100ghz and determined that the know of safety is inconclusive: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6765906/ ... and all it takes is a simple internet search to find the many articles about cell towers being removed around schools because the school had higher than normal cancer rates, and searching about the cancer rates of people who are closer to cell towers. These incidences show correlation between disease and cell phone towers. Here is an article from a UC Berkeley scientist that shows the many adverse health affects demonstrated in biological organisms when they are exposed to cell tower radiation: uhs.berkeley.edu/sites/default/files/cellphonescelltowerswirelesssafety.pdf ... The claims that 5G is safe enough to implement 13,000,000 towers across the US is not empirical. The safety of people is not something that should be overlooked. This video is ignorant.
I love it when people who know fuck all about electromagnetic radiation freak out about 5G All the while their phones use 4G LTE
I love it more when they try to convince me that 5g causes covid19 and the vaccine has nano particles that will interact with the 5g to control the mind . I'm not even joking .
@@maclester5531 would be sick if that was true. My favorite is the microchip one. Like, these people think that modders wouldn't try to change that so they can get an LSD high?
Agreed, I am an engineer so I am familiar with this, and more generally science and reason. People are not, generally, they lean more toward magic... Anyway, my only pb with 5G: Do we need it? Is the wast amount of energy required to make it work worth it?
As my father always says, "sometimes you just can't fix stupid"
Exactly. Can't fix stupid.
@@christ347 "information that doesn't fit status quo" is a new euphemism for "batshit crazy conspiracy theory"?
@@christ347 Correlation does not equal cuasation. A guy with a meter does not qualify his story. Is his meter calibrated? is the cellphone tower REALLY too low? Did the exposure cause breast cancer? All very technical questions to be left to the experts to answer. I'm sure the contractors installing these towers have considered all of this. They have to build their towers to a design specification. That specification is decided by some team of highly educated people either nationally or internationally. It would tell you everything about how tall a tower needs to be and all risks involved with 5G. I'm sure that some companies may break the rules sometimes, but that is an outlier. A few videos of a guy with a screeching meter does not prove that 5G is hurting anyone in a meaningful capacity.
@@jamesprivet Well you can but eugenics is still a dirty word. Give it another few decades though....
Try information that doesn't fit
Just a disclaimer not related to the video's content: 10:52 animation may cause epileptic seizures, be aware.
Please put a warning, Real Engineering
Yes, let's move this comment up
We gotta move this up
@rrobertt13 Yeah because warning for epileptic seizures is "everything under the sun". No wait that's quite literally the most common and most important warning forms of video media provide.
I finally got my older relatives to stop freaking out about it by pointing out that Tmobile literally uses the same channel as the local PBS affiliate (39), meaning it had been broadcast for most of their life and wasn't anything different
Funfact is that the information would not have reached the opponents of 5g without 4g
Meh, this isn't the first, and it certainly won't be the last. Electricity was harmful, remember? Same for radio... People moved away from TV towers. Meh. Been there, will be there again and again.
@@EgonFreeman Let people move away from 5g towers. That would lower prices near 5g towers which means that I can get cheap rent with high speed 😎😎
@@forestreee better yet, just put a tower in your home! Let us know how you feel in a few years
Everboy gangsta till the 5G towers starts walkin
I agree. A review of cymatics shows there will be some effect. Frequency and matter. The G is on the way!
5G head
*SIRENHEAD NOISE*
"CONTROLLED OFFENSIVE BEHAVIOR"
I am so old...
I'm in my final year of engineering, and sometimes staying motivated is hard, but your videos always remind me of why I love engineering. Thank you, and keep up the good work!
Milan von Delft Same I get right back to studying after good videos like this. Good luck my fellow engineer. We are scientists to make the world better :)
I still don't understand how engineering degrees translate into jobs. The study of engineering seems so insanely broad.
@@shadoninja its true. Especially in mechanical engineering, they teach you so many different topics. But Its the critical thinking that you have to develop, problem solving, ability to do complex math, and at least the basics of a topic. The rest is done by the employer where they take someone who has a broad range of knowledge and they train them to do what they want done. That's why internships are so important and I too am currently looking for one.
@@zub41r75 Thanks! Same to you.
One of your best videos! I love the animation, and also the time-line that you chose to show. Very brilliantly done. As a real 5G Engineer, I think you've done justice to all the broad technical details and physics.
So as a real 5G Engineer, is 5G good or bad?
@@amiskyu Just another step in technological development and evolution. If the power will be found to be dangerous in any way, it can be decreased. Nothing to worry about 😅
@@NGBigfield cool profile picture
The issue I have is - I'd feel alot better about 5G if 1) - We could be assured that Foreign Influences who want to reduce the US Population & US Economy, were not involved. 2) - If we stopped spraying nano particles of aluminum, barium, and strontium under the guise of geo-engineering (probably to boost wireless signal strength!) - that would be great! I'd ❤️ not being cooked from the inside out by microwaves shorting with nano particles of BULL SHIT that has been pumped into the atmosphere
@@justinmckinney39 Your "foreign influences" just want faster internet too.
the how i dont know part hillarious
10:45 Holy shit, Seizure warning to anyone who is susceptible to that. This started to trigger an ocular migraine...
Thank you!
Did you press pause in time omg
Whoah, I don't suffer from anything that's usually related to these but got damn that made me feel weird quickly.
Real Engineer: Think Like an Engineer Me: Someone is Sapping my *Sentry!*
Tazer-Studios Dispenser here
Engineer=bad architect
@@rymotion1 Spy Around Here
@@Jesusis_theway Sometimes, You just need a little less gun. *Laughs in Engineer*
@Tazer-Studios Mmmhhhh mmmhhhmm mmhm
"We Could Make a Religion Out of this". - BILL WURTZ
If it is so safe then place 5g antenna in white house
they will, most likely.
Okay!
Ever since I upgraded to 5G my wifi has been cutting out repeatedly. This of course has nothing to do with the fact that the whole country is staying at home all day on their computers, I know it was the lizard people.
People love bringing up lizard people to dismiss anything that threatens their perspective. It's intellectual laziness
I disabled the 5Ghz in my router, wifi sucked and the old protocol is good enough.
It's not the Lizard, they are only responsible for the Corona pandemic
@@themcfaceman Lighten up, dipstick.
Just to clarify, 5GHz on your router is not the same as 5G as in 5th generation (what this video is about). The home router has both 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz frequency bands and the 5GHz band doesn't go through walls and travel as far. If you're not close to your router, the 2.4GHz band is usually better for wireless.
So fakkkeeeee explain to me how my girlfriend got pregnant if i was out of state?!?!?!?!?!
SMS
Oof
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Your cellphone was 9G not 5G..for this she got pregnant!!
Someone found her 5G Spot
I find it very peculiar that according to the US Congress 5G has never been investigated on whether it’s harmless or not when asked if there any test on 5 G the government Official official said “ They didn’t think it was Necessary,2018hearings.
There are 1000s of studies on the effects of electromagnetic radiation. There are more than 1M studies that conclude that smoking is bad for you. There are 0 credible studies that show 5G is bad for you. That is the subtle difference.
This is giving me ptsd from back when I was learning how to use an oscilloscope
"Yes, past visible light. Which, last time I checked, no one is afraid of" basement dwellers: Allow us to introduce ourselves.
Basement dwellers do not introduce themselves tho.
@@patrik5123 h
I mean, I am Irish. I'm not just white. I am translucent.
@@RealEngineering hhhhhhhh
@@patrik5123 They introduce themselves on the internet.
My MSc in Telecommunication nicely summarised in a beautifully explained 15 minutes video
Sooo can you tell me more about that magic part?
@@limiv5272 FFT = Fast Fourier Transform
@@limiv5272 To try and expand on the concept of Fourier Transforms without going in to too much detail: Normally when we look at signals, we look at how it changes with time. When we use a Fourier Transform, we apply a fancy equation to the signal and get a "transformed" version. This lets us see how much of the signal occurs at 1Hz, or 3Hz, instead of how big the signal is at 4 seconds or 7 seconds.
Holy fuck you need an MSc to understand this simple thing? Schooling is not what it used to be.
I have written a lengthy document that goes through 16 areas of concern related to the rollout of 5G and overexposure to EMFs. The claim that there are only thermal effects from non-ionizing radiation is, simply put, not true at all. Despite what some say, there are in fact a couple of thousand peer-reviewed studies showing significant negative biological effects from exposure to non-ionizing EMFs. You can find links to 8 compilations of studies in the document. When I tried to post links, a longer text and use paragraphs my comment was flagged as spam (because of the settings of the channel owner) and didn't appear for others, so the solution was to post a link to the document in the description of the only video on my channel. Some of the topics / areas of concern: An astounding lack of studies on the health effects of 5G, the studies that has been done show harmful effects - Thermal vs non-thermal effects, studies on EMF-effects on humans, insects, plants and animals - The two biggest studies to date show clear negative effects from exposure to EMFs - The current safety standards - Appeal from 250+ EMF-scientists - Oxidative Stress - Conflicts of interest and other major issues within the agencies that set the standards - Our sweat ducts and eyes may act as antennas for milli-meter waves - Brillouin precursor phenomena - Potential effects of EMF and millimeter-waves on the cells mitochondria - Push for AI integration and IOT - Security and privacy issues
Apparently on some channels, it's possible to post links here in the comment section! Link to the full document: docs.google.com/document/d/1L9jEFSIUW5S-bsgtFkVaOtOFA-QJSE8x57H8ABkPtNo/edit?usp=sharing Link to the document without introduction and final words (only the list of 16 areas of concern): docs.google.com/document/d/1SNwE8aNbhtIZvsZuWSF_w9UfEXwFGL2vxlnNbr-Al6g/edit?usp=sharing Below you can find the beginning of the document which includes links to 8 compilations and reviews of peer-reviewed studies (each one referencing between 500-3000 studies) showing harmful biological effects from non-ionizing RF-radiation. It's not only about power. There are multiple potential mechanisms of harm. While non-ionizing radiation isn’t strong enough to break chemical bonds, it is proven that low-intensity non-ionizing RF-radiation results in other harmful effects on biological systems. I'm not saying it will kill us all, or something like that, of course not. But it's a slow burn and we should all be mindful of our exposure, just like we should be mindful with too much sugar, carbs, alcohol, PUFAs etc. Stating that it's perfectly safe to expose oneself 24/7 is not very responsible. Also parts of the population seem to be MUCH more sensitive to the frequencies (EHS). We need to balance our time indoors and our use of technology with being in nature, in the sun and walking barefoot / grounding to discharge (where do you feel most at peace, in front of the computer or walking in a forest at sundown?). Much more in the full document, which can be found in the description of the video on my channel. 1. Health Effects of 5G The health effects of 5G have not been studied enough. Actually, they have barely been studied at all and the studies that have been done are far from reassuring. No large-scale studies have taken place before the rollout of the technology. This in itself, is of course completely outrageous. At the very least, it violates basic human rights against mass population experimentation. www.blumenthal.senate.gov/newsroom/press/release/at-senate-commerce-hearing-blumenthal-raises-concerns-on-5g-wireless-technologys-potential-health-risks Review some of the studies that has been done on milli-meter waves (the coming frequencies that will be used for 5G) - These preliminary studies show clear adverse health effects: “Preliminary observations showed that MMW increase skin temperature, alter gene expression, promote cellular proliferation and synthesis of proteins linked with oxidative stress, inflammatory and metabolic processes, could generate ocular damages, affect neuro-muscular dynamics.” pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/29402696/ 2. Studies on different wireless technologies 2G, 3G, Wi-fi and the radiation from current cell towers etc. have been studied to different extents (see point 3 below) with very mixed results. There is currently no clear scientific consensus as claimed by certain regulatory bodies. As with scientific research on other environmental pollutants, EMF research is complex and contains inconsistencies; some studies show very significant negative effects while others are showing no effects, depending on what kind effects were being studied. 4G on the other hand hasn’t been studied very much at all (!) and with 5G “we are flying blind”. Excerpt from Scientific American, “we have no reason to believe 5G is safe”: “Since 5G is a new technology, there is no research on health effects, so we are “flying blind” to quote a U.S. senator. However, we have considerable evidence about the harmful effects of 2G and 3G. Little is known of the effects of exposure to 4G, a 10-year-old technology, because governments have been remiss in funding this research.” blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/we-have-no-reason-to-believe-5g-is-safe/ 3. Thermal Effects vs Non-Thermal Effects - Studies on EMF-effects on humans, insects, plants and larger animals The claim that there are only thermal effects from non-ionizing radiation is simply put, not true at all. Despite what some say, there are in fact at least a couple of thousands peer-reviewed studies from credible sources showing significant negative biological effects of non-ionizing RF-radiation. On this website you can find a very good summary of much of the research that has been done, I highly recommend checking it out: ehtrust.org/science/research-on-wireless-health-effects/ ehtrust.org/scientific-research-on-5g-and-health/ One of the best papers written arguing against 5G, by ORSAA - Oceania Radiofrequency Scientific Advisory Association (ORSAA): ORSAA submission to ICNIRP - “Inquiry into 5G mobile telephony” www.orsaa.org/uploads/6/7/7/9/67791943/orsaa_submission_to_5g_inquiry_oct__2019_final_v2.pdf ORSAA database with more than 3000 studies: n431.fmphost.com/fmi/webd#Research_Review_V4 Link to more than 500 peer-reviewed studies showing harmful health effects and biological effects: drive.google.com/file/d/19CbWmdGTnnW1iZ9pxlxq1ssAdYl3Eur3/view An evaluation of 2266 studies from one of the world’s oldest and most well-known general science journals showed that 68,2% of the studies demonstrated significant biological or health effects: “A recent evaluation of 2266 studies (including in-vitro and in-vivo studies in human, animal, and plant experimental systems and population studies) found that most studies (n=1546, 68·2%) have demonstrated significant biological or health effects associated with exposure to anthropogenic electromagnetic fields." www.thelancet.com/journals/lanplh/article/PIIS2542-5196(18)30221-3/fulltext Appeal to stop 5G on earth and in space, with links to a couple of thousands of studies on health effects and effects on insects, plants and animals: www.5gspaceappeal.org/the-appeal#fn10b New Hampshire Report (Nov. 1 2020) - Documents Scientific Evidence That Questions the Safety of 5G “President of the Senate Donna Soucy summarizing its findings that safety assurances for 5G have “come into question because of the thousands of peer-reviewed studies documenting deleterious health effects associated with cellphone radiation exposure.” “The report referred to the FCC as a “captured agency with undue industry influence,” citing the Harvard Press Book “Captured Agency: How the Federal Communications Commission is Dominated by the Industries it Presumably Regulates,” which compares the wireless industry to the tobacco industry.” “The FCC and FDA did not respond to the Commission’s request for testimony, and the FDA did not fully answer the Commission’s questions. The National Cancer Institute response to the Commission was that NCI does not make safety recommendations or issue guidelines and is not aware of any federal agency mandated to ensure wireless signals are safe for trees, plants, insects or birds. The New Hampshire 5G Report contains an extensive list of research studies, medical organizations and scientists in support of calling for a halt to 5G. “ www.gencourt.state.nh.us/statstudcomm/committees/1474/reports/5G%20final%20report.pdf Dr. Martin Pall’s (Professor of Biochemistry and Basic Medical Sciences - Washington State University) - Compelling Evidence for Eight Distinct Types of Great Harm Caused by Electromagnetic Field (EMF) Exposures and the Mechanism that Causes Them www.radiationresearch.org/research/dr-martin-palls-latest-compilation-of-emf-medical-research-literature/ Prof. Martin Pall - Cellular Effects of Wi-fi and 5G (feb. 2019) kzhead.info/sun/ldeacpudrnipgWg/bejne.html&feature=emb_title Dr. Devra Davis - 5G, Wireless Radiation and Health: A Scientific and Policy Update (feb. 2020) kzhead.info/sun/YKWeg9N7bZ6XbJs/bejne.html
Continuation of the document: 4. The current safety standards The current safety standards are based on industry modelling involving the head of a 100KG US Male (that is representative of 3% of the population only) who uses the phone for only 6 minutes. onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.4218/etrij.2018-0231 Meet the dummy: www.wearenotsam.com/ 5. The two biggest studies to date show clear negative effects Two of the biggest studies to date show clear evidence of harmful effects from EMFs, but for some reason (…) the FDA downplayed the results using arguments that don’t hold up to scientific scrutiny. Mainstream media reported only one side of the story and didn’t publish the thorough reply from the scientists. www.niehs.nih.gov/news/newsroom/releases/2018/november1/index.cfm ntp.niehs.nih.gov/whatwestudy/topics/cellphones/index.html Here is a link to all arguments against the study thoroughly answered: ehtrust.org/science/myth-vs-fact-national-toxicology-program-cell-phone-cancer-study/ “The US NTP results combined now with the Ramazzini study, reinforce human studies from our team and others providing clear evidence that RF radiation causes acoustic neuromaa (vestibular schwannoma) and gliomas, and should be classified carcinogenic to humans.” Article about the NTP-study: www.jrseco.com/can-cell-phone-radiation-cause-cancer-yes-says-ntp-rat-study/ “I would argue that the NTP warning was the most important RF-health development not only of 2018, but of the decade and most likely of the new millennium. Yet the expert panel chose to ignore it.” “There is a discussion of the NTP findings in last year’s Swedish (ICNIOR) update. But that was based on an earlier NTP draft where the staff had opted for a weaker designation, “some evidence” of cancer. Later, after an in-depth public peer review, the NTP strengthened the conclusion to “clear evidence” of cancer. That was the headline news of 2018. “Clear evidence” was a game changer; leaving it out of the annual update is a sure sign of bias. The NTP conclusion was now qualitatively different from the earlier draft -it could well have been the title of the panel’s 2018 update. But van Rongen, Röösli and the others ignored it.” microwavenews.com/news-center/time-clean-house 6. Appeal from EMF-scientists More than 250 EMF-scientists have signed an appeal and sent it to the UN calling for, among other things, a revision of the current international guidelines regarding EMFs. “The International EMF Scientist Appeal serves as a credible and influential voice from EMF (electromagnetic field) scientists who are urgently calling upon the United Nations and its sub-organizations, the WHO and UNEP, and all U.N. Member States, for greater health protection on EMF exposure.” www.emfscientist.org/ “The scientists who signed this appeal arguably constitute the majority of experts on the effects of nonionizing radiation. They have published more than 2,000 papers and letters on EMF in professional journals.” blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/we-have-no-reason-to-believe-5g-is-safe/ 7. Potential conflicts of interest and other major issues within the agencies that set the standards The scientists within the organizations that inform the current standards, argue that they are enough and say that there is no reason to believe 5G causes any harm (without pointing to any studies to back it up) are in comparison very few. What is called “global consensus” is in fact only “ICNIRP-consensus”. “ICNIRP is a German-registered association which, soon after its inception in 1992, became the actual standard-setter of radiation limits. Most European governments - and WHO, the World Health Organization - refer to ICNIRP’s guidelines in their national radiation exposure limits.” There are some very significant issues within these organizations: - The members of these organizations are a very close-knit group as can be seen here: www.kumu.io/Investigate-Europe/the-scientists-and-the-organisations#conflict-of-interest - There is no representation of any scientists that raise concerns about EMFs - All of them are appointed internally “ICNIRP is not open to any professional interested. Members of its scientific committee are appointed. None who claims there is sufficient scientific material to lower safety standards are represented.” - There seems to be a conflict of interest among some of its members: 98-page report from two members of the European Parliament, Klaus Buchner and Michèle Rivasi: “The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection: Conflicts of interest ,corporate capture and the push for 5G” klaus-buchner.eu/wp-content/uploads/2020/06/ICNIRP-report-FINAL-19-JUNE-2020.pdf “This report deals with an issue of which the importance cannot be overrated: the possible health effects of Radiofrequency Radiation (RfR) or electro magnetic fields (EMF); It deals more specifically with how the scientific debate has been hijacked by corporate interests from the Telecom industry.” Dariusz Leszczynski, PHD, DSC writes: “In my two blog posts, ‘ICNIRP did it again…’ and ‘Mike Repacholi responds to ICNIRP did it again…’, I presented several reasons why the current modus operandi of ICNIRP is prone to provide unreliable and skewed evaluation of the scientific evidence on EMF and health. I was strongly opposed by Mike Repacholi, Chairman Emeritus of the ICNIRP, scientist who is responsible for the “birth” of this organization. In my opinion the major problems of ICNIRP are: - it is a “private club” where members elect new members without need to justify selection - lack of accountability before anyone - lack of transparency of their activities - complete lack of supervision of its activities - skewed science evaluation because of the close similarity of the opinions of all members of the Main Commission and all of the other scientists selected as advisors to the Main Commission.” betweenrockandhardplace.wordpress.com/2016/04/08/is-icnirp-reliable-enough-to-dictate-meaning-of-science-to-the-governmental-risk-regulators/ Recent article by Darius Leszczynski, from September 2020: betweenrockandhardplace.wordpress.com/2020/09/08/leszczynski-there-is-something-utterly-wrong-with-the-icnirp-membership/ The organization that the US FCC base their recommendations on: “The IEEE-ICES is a slam-dunk case for the conflict-of-interest.” “The safety limits developed by IEEE-ICES are designed by engineers working for the wireless telecommunications industry. Voting in this group on proposed safety limits is just a sham because telecom engineers vote on proposal prepared by the same telecom engineers. The telecom engineers always have the majority within IEEE-ICES. So, how trustworthy are these safety limits? In summary, IEEE-ICES safety guidelines are prepared by industry engineers and approved by industry engineers who later implement them in their own industries as reliable and solely science-based and industry-independent safety guidelines.” betweenrockandhardplace.wordpress.com/2020/04/08/pall-firstenberg-and-the-silent-enablers-are-responsible-for-the-current-5g-storm/ More resources about how industry funding influence research on RF-radiation and concerns about ICNIRP, FCC and the FDA: “Scientific analyses show industry funding can and does influence research on radiofrequency radiation. Please take the time to review these studies and to review the documentation provided by experts. This webpage has published citations on the influence of industry and vested interests.”: ehtrust.org/science/research-industry-influence-emfs/ “Some researchers have tried to study how conclusions on EMF radiation and health correspond with source of funding. In at least three such exercises by different people, in 2006, 2007 and 2017, the pattern was the same: The likelihood that industry-funded studies would find cause for concern, was dramatically smaller than in studies that were not industry-funded.” www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1797826/ www.seattlemag.com/article/uw-scientist-henry-lai-makes-waves-cell-phone-industry www.orsaa.org/latest-news/is-icnirp-a-closed-club ”Doubt is our product since it is the best means of competing with the “body of fact” that exists in the minds of the general public. It is also the means of establishing a controversy.” Tobacco executive (22) in Doubt is Our Product by David Michaels” mdsafetech.org/problems/industry-influence-in-science/ I suggest that you read some of what’s been referenced above and decide for yourself if the whole world should trust these people blindly without question and base their decisions about such an important issue based solely on their recommendations. Remaining topics in the full doc: 8. Oxidative stress 9. Effects of milli-meter waves and other types of EMFs on the environment, ecosystems and animals 10. Our sweat ducts and eyes act as antennas for 5G-radiation 11. Brillouin precursor phenomena 12. The role of polarization in the biological activity of EMFs 13. Brain cancer 14. Effects on the cell’s mitochondria 15. Artificial Intelligence, IOT, social crediting system etc. 16. Security and Privacy issues with 5G and IOT 17. Legal Actions
4:56, not a new language but rather a rebirth of an old language. 1800s Telegraphs used the same abbreviations and acronyms to limit how much it cost to send one. My grandfather actually submitted a copy of one such message to the newspaper, and everyone though it was a text message until the reveal at the end of the article. Even I was fooled.
4:03 “lower power tower” said with your accent. Brilliant.
4:02
It was originally "dour flower power lower power tower" but he couldn't go through with that. Smart man.
I'm from Northern Ireland, you should hear how I would say it. This is "somewhat" similar to my accent, kzhead.info/sun/jd2geamyf6OqnYk/bejne.html
Me: getting terrible grade Mom: it must be for that damn *5G*
Momma woke
The Cellular went out and I missed a test. She might not be wrong
I thought it's because of video games?
You can't explain 5G logically to an ignorant person, just the other day I attempted to explain how visible light is more energetic compared to 5G, she said, "Noooo it's completely different, you can see light, you cannot see 5G, you can't avoid what you can't see". Wow, I'm like speechless.....
My response would be, "So, you must live in your basement, since you want to avoid light!"
Yes, it is hillarious. The suns energy is electromagnetic, and without it there would be no life, and you would die.
My issue with 5G is the beamforming. That gives the operators 24/7 tracking on your location with GPS accuracy or better. This is a massive privacy issue. And it's not conspiracy theory.
I bet thats one of the reasons they want them
Yes, I agree. I wouldn't trust the government any government as far as I can throw them.
@@vloh3097 Watch the video
That's not how location systems work. If you don't believe me turn your WiFi and data off and you can still have your location
@@adam6543 Beamforming is how radar systems works. That and some latency measurement will give phone operators your location.
This was a nice revision of my 5th semester studies. Ty.
And what happens when you spray heavy metals in the air does it not turn it into a microwave?
@Kristie Hansen Radio waves operate at such a low frequency and energy, that it wouldn't register any sort of changes in the human body. The only type of frequencies that do affect humans are ionizing radiation, which are on the opposite end of the frequency band, and carry much more energy, making them far more deadly the 5G could ever be. And cell towers are limited to what frequencies they can switch to, based on what has been licensed to them.
12:00 "past visible light... which no-one is afraid of" are you forgetting about vampires?
or sunburn...
@@unoefxz Sunburn is due to ultraviolet light. Which is not in the visible spectrum.
Or skin cancer?
So we should start selling 5G sunscreen? Let's go invent it, we are going to get rich!
smh my head, prayers to all my vampire bros out there
You sure about that 7-bt per character? Sounds like Baudot code instead of ASCII. Thought texting, originally, used ASCII. Has to be something else after near 30 yrs out of involvement.
I've always told people they were overselling 5G tech to us and that lead to bizarre fear, theories etc. 5G is nothing but a disappointing cellular signal.
Amen. I had to change carriers from an MVNO using TMO to TMO. Since my beloved 3G Windows Phone will no longer function after June 30th next year, I picked up a phone, too. Here I am sitting in urban area saturated with cellular service and a speed check got me to a whopping................33 mb/sec. I have no idea what the hoopla is about 5G. You can't talk or text or watch a video any faster. I DO, however think this is the future of home broadband.
Karen: 5G is dangerous! Also Karen: Why can't Facebook load faster!
Because u are one of the many idiotic pitchfork people
if we would of had analogue technology instead of retarded digital, we wouldnt need crazy fast oscilation to transmit vast amount of data. You people are just really stupid
@@manipulativer What year u living in bro???
@@manipulativer Digital tech allows you to write and post your comment.
@@_a_5494 Well i do hope so we come back to reality and continue with Nikola Tesla technology so we can put away oil and batteries and get electricity everywhere.
real engineering: explains 1G me: hm, okay I think I get it real engineering: explains 4G me: wut?
4G is a smarter system operating on a higher frequency with lower amplitude than 1G, making their energy emissions equivalent.
Please explain to the world the deaths of thousands of birds around certain towers
A bunch of idiots spreading lies about what the cause is, if there actually is a thing that happened like that.
As a sales rep for 5G networks.... you’re exactly right. It’s a sub mm wave incredibly similar to AM radio. Except unlike AM, 5G is only capable of going very short distances. And constantly changing in order to meet needs of the tower. Both very low and incredibly high frequency.
The fact is that people with chronic diseases exhibit Electromagnetic Hyper Sensitivity and guess who the rona attacks and kill the most..
@@execution832 Electromagnetic Hypersensitivity has never been proven.
@@execution832 bitch please. I have titanium for a skull from brain surgery. If there’s even Ed hypersensitivity: I would be one to have it. Especially while I’m welding
5G and Covid-19- www.brighteon.com/8bba75a0-5a3b-4727-83e8-ff660a08ec76
You need an epilepsy warning at 10:52
Agree
Definitely agree.
Ah yes harmless light
Lets grab some popcorn for the comments incoming.
5G gave me coronavirus cancer aids
LP Pokefan 🙂🍿
Hands down the finest welcoming comment
I'm ready for the Facebook researchers to come in here and say some stupid stuff.
Actually just grab some corn, the 5G *RADIATION* will do the job.
Thank you for this great video. It is good to learn more about the technology behind 5G. Nonetheless, I felt that the conclusion is a little bit one-sided. Even the example with artificial lights being benign is not fully true. Street lamps are linked to insect loss. And when it comes to humans, the light emitted by mobile screens can delay melatonin secretion, thus contributing to troubles falling asleep. Comparable effects could also be possible with 5G.
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Ditto
And yet there are many videos that explain why blue light is fine and does not cause issues…
I timed and worked around 5g systems and lead to fiber optic cable wires @1.35 to 3.5 in wide. Super fast net. Secured with pg&e att assets. Aerial infrastructure.
I feel like if government wasnt so shady people wouldnt be this skeptical of new technologies in the first place..
MangoSauce Gaming tru they’d jus end up paranoid
That's what happen to a dog if he stay near 5g: kzhead.info/sun/n6elZ61vp6CdY3A/bejne.html
But government only approve it, it's telecommunications operators who want it, in direct response from us, the public, who want better web browsing on our tablets and phones. It's the laughing stock luddite dim twits who are the tiny handful who think governments are pushing this. They're not. They'd be protesting about crochet being a conspiracy if they couldn't find something else. Sad twats with no life and little brains.
it is not shady, just your government it's stupid.
Has anyone ever thought as to why we have governments in the first place? Also does anyone ever think, shit we have a upside down world in terms of values in conjunction with rational? Answer PEOPLE DON'T FUCKING THINK!
What I can’t wrap my mind around is how we store pictures, videos, words, etc on little strips of metal in a flash drive, ssd, and other such storage devices by arranging electrons or some crazy stuff like that
Short answer is that we've devised methods to reliably and accurately store and recall large sequences of "signal" and "no signal" or "on" and "off" values. We also devised methods of doing simple comparisons of these values (look into logic gates) and we used some clever math and logic to encode numbers using these values as binary numbers. Each value is a single digit in binary. We use clever sequences of these numbers to store more complex information. Now we move out of the realm of electrical engineering and into the realm of computer science to see how we store pictures, words, and videos with numbers. Each one of these formats behaves differently. Types of data that aren't mentioned here like 3D models also have their own storage formats and there are too many potential formats to go into detail, so I'll just stick to these 3. Text: Sentences and other "strings" of text (string is the programming term) are stored as sequences of letters or characters. Each individual character is its own value, and the whole piece of text is the whole collection/sequence of characters in that text. We use 8 bits/values for each letter/character. With 8 bits we can store a number with 256 possible values ranging from 0 to 255. Each letter, number, symbol, etc is assigned a number such as the letter 'o' being assigned to 111, or 'O' being assigned to 79. This is called ASCII and it is the most basic common character format. 256 is a small amount of characters that couldn't possibly store every possible character from every language, so we made other formats like unicode to increase the number of unique characters we can store. Images: Much like with text, an image is a large collection of individual pixel values, each pixel being a dot of color in a large 2D grid. Our eyes perceive color as a combination of red, green, and blue light and our brains blend these colors to allow us to perceive the whole visible spectrum of light. We took advantage of this by designing screens where each pixel has a red, green, and blue light on it. We can control the color by changing the brightness/intensity of these red, green, and blue lights. We control the brightness of a single color using a number with 8 bits of data in it, so again we use 256 values with a range of 0 to 255 to control how bright a colored light is. 0 is completely dark, and 255 is turned all the way up. Each pixel needs red, green, and blue, so each pixel value contains a red number, a green number, and a blue number. For example, 255, 127, 0 would be orange because it is a mix of 100% power red and 50% power green, and our brains interpret that combination as yellow. The whole image is just a large collection of these pixel values. There are many tricks we can do to compress the data too, but this is the most basic method of storing a colored image that we use. Video: For the most part, videos are a large sequence of images, combined with separate data for the sounds that accompany the images. Storing every single image frame that makes up a video would take up too much memory so we use techniques to reduce memory usage like storing the next image frame as changes that happened since the previous frame, rather than storing the full frame itself. The sounds are stored as large sequences of frequency numbers that the speakers use to emit sound waves.
Let's work back words. A picture in a file form is a measurement of resolution, color, light and pixel arrangement. All of which can be represented by data. That data can be stored by changing the values or the charged stored. That's the general idea but if you want specifics you would need to understand modular math file formats. Example being 1111(binary)=15(base 10)
Simply put, we understand the properties of the earth, and we manipulate them to do stuff lol
Math or magic or something, I don't know
kzhead.info/channel/PL8dPuuaLjXtNlUrzyH5r6jN9ulIgZBpdo.html This is a full crash course regarding the schematics of modern computing. Just like almost every other form of engineering, modern computers are just layer and layers of new generation complexity. Modern computing is actually very simple when you work your way up from the beginning.
1. Don't need that kind of crazy speed 2. LTE sucks, so many dropped calls, doesn't work in my basement. Please make existing tech work properly first so I can make freaking phone calls! 3. If 5G gonna be blocked by rain and the walls of my house then why are we trying to use it? 4. Canada cell plans are among the most expensive in the world. Why blow all that $$$ on 5G that we absolutely do not need in Canada (we're not overpopulated so there is room in the band's for our population) which will make out plans cost more!
How expensive exactly? Just out of curiosity...
@@leomonteiro4445 like $75/mo is the promotion you can find for 20GB, not including any phone. If you want a new phone on the plan you are effectively financing it on a 2yr contract. Current promo at Rogers for a Pixel 5 is $33/mo reduced from $39. That's on top of the $75. S20 is good promo of $25/mo. iPhone 12 is $41/mo. And there are much higher prices in other areas of Canada and other companies. There are some budget plans too.
@@TheSkystrider thanks, that is surprisingly more expensive than I would have thought.
take a shot every time he says "Frequency Band"
Just rename it to 4.1 G and be done with it
Harvard: You want a scholarship?
@@KoolMonkE why are you doing this to humans god?
4.5 g is already LTE
@@dennispremoli7950 4.5.1 then. It's practically a maintenance release anyways
Tbh I think it could have some effect. Like selling things for 99 cents instead of a dollar
Here's a fun fact. In the US, the first bit of spectrum made available for 1G cellular was the UHF band previously reserved for television (it became available when people realized that television was moving to cable instead of OTA signals). TV used FM signaling, and that first generation of cellular used FM signaling...so it was possible to pick up and listen to cell phone calls using a TV set! This would be made impossible with the shift to digital, but Congress decided to make it illegal to listen in on cellular calls. I believe this is the only type of transmission illegal to listen to in the US.
We listened to them on our radio between FM 108-110.
I remember being able to hear other people's calls. Very interesting! Thanks!
I remember getting excited about UHF since we could only watch TV on VHF. Technology has developed exponentially.
Not anymore.
I once played on my guitar AMP with some distortion, and could listen to some woman speaking with her daughter about medication. It was like 2-3 years ago, strange things xd
It's not just about the frequency of the waves, though, it's also about the intensity. I'm not suggesting that 5g is harmful, I just think it would be helpful to discuss how the same frequency at different intensities can have vastly different effects. Maybe comparing it to sound would be helpful, specifically that you can increase or decrease volume (intensity), without changing the pitch of a note (frequency). I find that helpful, personally. Before watching a video that delved into both intensity and frequency, 5g confused me, because microwaves are also a low frequency wave, but they are used to cook food. Basically, I was confused as to why some low frequency wavelengths could be used to do serious damage (cook food), and others could basically be inert. Once I found a video explaining that the intensity of a wave is just as important as the frequency, 5g made a lot more sense. I'm not sure if anyone else can relate to that, but I figured I would mention it just in case.
But he did discuss it at 12:05
Of course things run at a higher power can be dangerous. But they are not because they are not run at a high power. Are you worried about your light bulbs because a laser can cut metal and it's the same basic thing? Or about walking outside because the sun is several million degrees hot?
@@hang-the-93 the sun is harmful dude