It's good to be here

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-14T17:48:19+00:00

I agree, great vibe here. Being on reddit is like trying to walk barefoot across the kitchen after you break a glass.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-14T17:42:22+00:00

Looks like the hurricane is getting all the press. We used to eye roll category 1 or 2 hurricanes, didn't we? Not making light of the storm surge, it's a big deal but this has gotten a lot of hype.

Whether the explosion was caused by hacking or user error, wouldn't the public usually be clamoring for accountability? Columbia Gas is the provider, and they are a subsidiary of NiSource, which is one of the largest utility providers in the nation with 3.5 million gas customers, according to wikipedia. Maybe news providers don't want to call them out too loudly?

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-13T15:48:13+00:00

Thanks! Speaking of podcasts, any considerations to starting your own? I know it's a huge amount of time, and not sure if it is profitable, but it's a good platform for you.

And a random thought concerning children and exposure to 5G, children are much more able to tolerate high fevers than adults. Maybe they would be more adaptable to the tech than adults, if the tech does present a problem. My day is packed today, I will search around tonight and post if I find a study that has looked at it.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-13T02:51:50+00:00

That makes sense. Would it be ok if I throw a question or two on this topic at you in the future? You break it down well, and my brain is foggy at the moment. I'll have a "what about this" moment probably on Friday.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-13T00:10:01+00:00

The filternet! Coming soon to a device near you.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-12T13:31:52+00:00

Still faces a final vote in January, but fuck, this feels like more incoming censorship. The vote wasn't even close.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-12T00:37:18+00:00

Thanks for the detailed reply, really good info to consider. I probably should have put this in the conspiracy category. The science, facts, and evidence are maybebeing loosely played with currently. Some of the findings and studies look sound, then you come across a site stating, "If you have these symptoms you may be EMF sensitive..." and the list contains any ache or pain that a 30 something adult has on a weekly basis. That said, I can see telecommunications companies not being forthcoming with any negative findings, after all they are seeking profits.

In studies of ionizing radiation, it's been shown that any cellular mutation may not be apparent for up to 20 years. And they really don't have much to go on, the bulk of the data collected came from the dropping of the atomic bombs back in the 40's. What if constant exposure to 5G frequency needs time to become detrimental? Or maybe there is a genetic component that predicts certain individuals can be affected but others can't. I think ultimately they don't know, and I'm not sure they should be increasing the exposure of populations if they don't. Personally, I haven't read enough about the studies to have a position but I'm paying attention.

I do have concerns about exposure to a developing fetus and to very young children. The cellular turn over is so fast, and they are being bombarded by this tech. Personally, I don't put the phone to my ear anymore, but I still put my computer on my lap.

Really interesting about MRI causing burns when crossing your legs, I didn't know that. I spent a week cross training to be an MRI tech about ten years ago (I didn't like it at all so I stepped out and let someone else do it, I'm not sure if they even cross train anymore). Burns weren't mentioned, they were more focused on not bringing oxygen tanks in the suite.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-11T05:20:38+00:00

He is putting himself out there with this testimony. I don't know much about him, but I respect what he is saying because no one else is in his position is saying much at all. I especially like that he calls out the FCC. He says that they shouldn't be in charge of towers that produce possible health risks, especially since they are staffed with ex-telecommunications executives.

Even the CDC won't say cell phones (or radiofrequency radiation) don't cause cancer, they don't commit either way but they do acknowledge a possible link to gliomas, a type of malignant brain cancer. The cell phone makers also acknowledge this in the info brochure included with a cell phone, in very small print in the last pages. At least that is where I found it when I looked in mine.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-11T05:03:10+00:00

This is why I drink bourbon. Or water. Or bourbon and water.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-09T05:22:35+00:00

exPFC Wintergreen had so much power, he was basically in charge of censorship. I had a user name on reddit that was a variation of Nately's whore, don't think I used it much and forgot the password a long time ago. About time to reread that book.

Melancholy moods are more satisfying when it's raining. Hope it's raining where you are.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-09T05:12:21+00:00

Is mainstream media being unusually quiet about this? Serious question, I've been busy with other things this week. Cursory search on 5 mainstream sites turns up not a mention.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-09T05:00:51+00:00

Oh wow, saw them live in the late 90's in northern Virginia at some outdoor venue, they were so good.

Love your user name, by the way.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-07T00:50:15+00:00

Here's a link to some more information if interested: EU copyright reform/expansion.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-01T04:49:38+00:00

Link to the Lawyers Committee for 9/11 Inquiry.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-09-01T04:43:38+00:00

Thanks!

I am afraid to play around with all of the "cides" or whatever is added to our food to find a total, that would be truly frightening. Add to that the plastic residue and emissions....

Speaking of pounds of glyphosate...in 1993 less than 4lbs/square mile were applied to agricultural areas in the US, in 2015 that number was 88.06lbs/square mile. I need to source these numbers, I wrote them in some notes and not sure which link cited them, but that increase is huge. I'm curious if recent testing on glyphosate in food can be compared to any testing performed when spraying wasn't so heavy. Will post if I find anything.

I can only conclude that this is all part and parcel of agenda 21 or something similar.

I agree, but sometimes I wonder if it's just greed. Maybe a mix of both.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-08-30T01:51:29+00:00

Oh wow, that's awful. Should have known that there is a vid out there, but that makes me sad. I guess I'm lucky, I've not been in a place where going out like that would be an option. And as much as I like to verify stuff, going to take your word on this one.

i_cansmellthat · 2018-08-28T23:25:27+00:00

However toward the end of those 3 minutes your body will panic and you will stand up.

That's what I mean, you either stand up or pass out, either way the airway will open and you will breathe and not die. I don't think suicide in this manner can be done, the will to live kicks in and you remove the obstruction (if your hands are free and you can reach it). To be in that state for 3 minutes and overcome the urge to breathe is beyond what most people could do. 3 minutes is an incredibly long time in that situation, and it would take 5-6 minutes to die. If the tox screens were clear, it's an incredible feat for one to manage, let alone 3 people. I've been trying to think of a scenario where this method could be successful and I can't, don't know why this stuck with me all day.

Edit: sorry for the morbid stuff on a positive post

i_cansmellthat · 2018-08-28T18:18:57+00:00

So, are the people on r/conspiracy that post frequently about reddit conspiracy being excluded from google paid shills to sway opinion or a normal person falling for the plan of government regulation of search engines?

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