Is the author by any chance reading Bad Science in the Guardian or on their website (see link)? They just had very good articles about Wi-Fi and magic pendants. If you haven’t read it, I strongly suggest you do. Fun and alarming (that sometimes serious people believe such things) at the same time.
Obviously what these electromagnetically sensitive people need is a Faraday cage to shield them.
The classic aluminum foil hat is really not adequate because it doesn’t give complete coverage. A metallic burkha would be much better. If they aren’t concerned by frequencies higher than a GigaHertz, they could even have 1 cm holes for ventilation.
Better still might be a real cage with a lock on the door.
Funny you should say that, JohnnieCanuck; the organisation which goes around persuading people they’re electrosensitive will also (for loads of money) convert their homes into Faraday cages.
If it weren’t phlogiston resistant, there’s always antiphlogiston ointment. I have my mother’s old medicine chest. Here’s a picture I just took of one of the items. http://tinyurl.com/ytwk6q
Jesus is a naive, pacifist New Age hippy. Mo is more practical, dominant and aggressive. And also wittier.
I think the author should reread the Gospels. In them Jesus is certainly a pacifist, but he is also totally authoritative, bitingly witty, and much smarter than everyone around him.
In contrast, the Qur’an appears to be a joke-free zone.
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July 5, 2017
Is the author by any chance reading Bad Science in the Guardian or on their website (see link)? They just had very good articles about Wi-Fi and magic pendants. If you haven’t read it, I strongly suggest you do. Fun and alarming (that sometimes serious people believe such things) at the same time.
Obviously what these electromagnetically sensitive people need is a Faraday cage to shield them.
The classic aluminum foil hat is really not adequate because it doesn’t give complete coverage. A metallic burkha would be much better. If they aren’t concerned by frequencies higher than a GigaHertz, they could even have 1 cm holes for ventilation.
Better still might be a real cage with a lock on the door.
Funny you should say that, JohnnieCanuck; the organisation which goes around persuading people they’re electrosensitive will also (for loads of money) convert their homes into Faraday cages.
A metallic burkha hm? Thank you for not provoking my invisible radiation?
Would the metallic burkha or Faraday cage also be phlogiston resistant?
Phlogiston? Now there’s a name I haven’t heard in a long time… a long time..
What? Jesus can’t cure his own headache?
You have to truly believe in the resurrection before you get the ability to heal by a touch. Mark 16:18.
To Jonathan:
Hahaha! Nice.
If it weren’t phlogiston resistant, there’s always antiphlogiston ointment. I have my mother’s old medicine chest. Here’s a picture I just took of one of the items. http://tinyurl.com/ytwk6q
lol that is exactly what happened between me and my mum..
vaguely related:
http://www.wellingtongrey.net/miscellanea/archive/2007-05-27–the-truth-about-wireless-devices.html
The characterisation is interesting. And strange.
Jesus is a naive, pacifist New Age hippy. Mo is more practical, dominant and aggressive. And also wittier.
I think the author should reread the Gospels. In them Jesus is certainly a pacifist, but he is also totally authoritative, bitingly witty, and much smarter than everyone around him.
In contrast, the Qur’an appears to be a joke-free zone.
Well, if it is phlogiston proof, do you think the aether wind would be kept out?