[LINK] Is the 'net making us ill?

[tomk]

On 9/12/2012 7:21 p.m., David Boxall wrote:
> This
> theconversation.edu.au/will-smart-meters-benefit-consumers-11119#comment_99010>  
> recently popped up in my inbox. I've been following a conversation on
> Wind Turbine Syndrome
> theconversation.edu.au/vampires-and-wind-farms-mass-hysteria-can-be-a-pain-in-the-neck-11122>;
> the smart meter thing looks similar.
>
> I've no doubt that the symptoms reported are real, but psychosomatic. I
> also don't doubt that misinformation disseminated on the 'net plays a
> role in the spread of those symptoms.
>
> Perhaps the 'net should carry health warnings.
>
It does:

But one has to actually use Google to find them...

https://www.google.com/search?q=synap%20frequencies&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&aq=t&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&source=hp&channel=np

Could I recommend reading any two of the following :

Frequency-Dependent Synaptic Potentiation, Depression, and Spike Timing 
Induced by Hebbian Pairing in Cortical Pyramidal Neurons from 
http://www.cns.bu.edu/Profiles/Grossberg/OkaGro01.pdf

Or a little down market for those on an iq budget would be....
You Brain Works Like a Radio- Your brain cells learn best at an optimal 
frequency. Published on October 6, 2011 
http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/brain-sense/201110/you-brain-works-radio

Before writing off the millions that have neuron motor impulse 
impairment from inconveniently located frequency generators - err, that 
would be anything transmitting any RF over 5.8 Hz through any harmonic 
of 6-9 Hz. Including at the lowest end, normal 240 volt lighting cabling 
with no earth wire inside household walls just next to where you are 
sleeping, through to a CFC ballast in the reading lamp next to your head....

Transmitting RF ? That would be anything electrical.

As far as the wind farms are concerned, all they need to do is increase 
the coil field depth to alter the frequency... if they made the 
frequency around 528 Hz... no-one would complain any-more...

Maybe you should have a little play with audible Frequencies and see 
where that takes you ....

ttp://onlinetonegenerator.com/binauralbeats.html [insert an H at the 
beginning]

Then look up Thermo Acoustic Generators.
Here's a great bed time story for the kids.... "Acoustic Weapons - A 
Prospective Assessment" is a great fairy story.... probably started by 
some rabid disenchanted tin hatted
misinformed and disaffected scientistt...
Quoting just a little of his "incorrect obviously Internet induced 
deluded thinking" from the above mentioned paper:

The present article presents an analysis of acoustic weapons, with an 
emphasis on low-frequency sound. Such weapons have been said to cause, 
on the one hand, disorientation, nausea, and pain without lasting 
effects. On the other hand, the possibility of serious organ damage and 
even death has been mentioned – thus the “non-lethal” label does not 
hold for all possible types and uses. [From: Science & Global Security, 
Volume 9 pp 165-234 © 2001 Taylor and Francis - sorry no URL the Link 
(link) Police have limited the number due to spamming....]

David, you really should try that Google thingy... you'll be amazed - it 
has all sorts in it... even stuff that is in direct empirical opposition 
to anecdotal data laden under-grads hunting for the smell of a good 55k 
word powered grant for next semester.

TomK










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