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Helping people survive the reckless spread of harmful man-made electromagnetic radiation
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Distributed AI data centers, what could go wrong? (opens the original)
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Long before home sites were selected principally through surveys, building codes, and engineering calculations, people looked for evidence that a place sustained healthy life. Vitruvius recorded that the ancients allowed cattle to graze on a proposed site and then examined their organs. If the animals repeatedly showed evidence of disease, they concluded that the site’s food and water would also be unhealthy for people and abandoned it. The Hippocratic tradition similarly judged places according
Are There Any Holy Christian Sanctuaries Left in America? (opens the original)
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It’s Sunday morning—the Lord’s Day. You’re a Christian, and there is nowhere you would rather be than gathered with the saints at your local church.<img alt="" class="sizing-normal" height="971" src="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!IG
Mea Culpa (opens the original)
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“Mea culpa” is Latin for “my fault” or “I am to blame.” It’s commonly used to mean, “I admit my mistake.”I unintentionally left out a paragraph on last week’s post titled The Meter I Hate to Love. I’ve updated the post on Substack with the relevant information. Here’s the important bit I neglected to include:The meter is the Endotronic HF+NF 5G Esmog … Read mor
Li‑Fi: Not a Panacea, but a Better Neighbor (opens the original)
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Those choosing a technology should bear its uncertainties as nearly as possible.That principle is rarely considered in discussions of wireless communication. A person may decide that the convenience of Wi‑Fi is worth whatever uncertainties accompany it. But the radiation produced by that decision does not remain with the person who made it. It passes through walls, floors, ceilings, windows, and property lines, creating forced exposures for neighbors, coworkers, passersby, and others who were ne
The EMF Meter I Hate to Love (opens the original)
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