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The Education of an Electronics User

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Please: reconsider before you upgrade a device or a service. Inform pregnant women about the dangers of cell phone use and Wi-Fi. Reconsider before you use a mobile device in a car, train, plane, elevator or public space. Don't download pictures or videos wirelessly. Get corded landlines restored. Turn Wi-Fi off every night for at least 12 hours until you get wired Internet access. Eliminate fluorescent lights and dimmer switches, which both put radiofrequency noise on 60 Hz wires. If you've got a transmitting utility meter on your home, get an analog one restored.

If you live in a community that recognizes that wireless devices can harm living creatures, consider a Community Rights ordinance, the kind that have been used in over 200 municipalities around the world to prevent fracking, GMOs, pesticides, industrial animal factories, and corporate ownership of public utilities. Community Rights ordinances nullify laws like the Telecommunications Act's Section 704, which specifically removes our inherent right to self-governance. You can learn more about Community Rights at www.democracythemepark.org and www.paulcienfuegos.com.

By all means, inform your family, friends, neighbors, physicians, teachers and Congressional representatives about electronic interference and the biological effects of EMR exposure.

By the way, Gary doesn't consider me a genius or an idiot. He calls me a troublemaker, which he defines as someone who asks questions and suggests we take a pause. He considers himself a troublemaker.

Does anyone here identify as a troublemaker?

Would you stand up?

Thank you very much.

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Katie Singer writes about nature and technology in Letters to Greta. She spoke about the Internet's footprint in 2018, at the United Nations' Forum on Science, Technology & Innovation, and, in 2019, on a panel with the climatologist Dr. (more...)
 

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