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So do these TSA scanner things give you cancer or are they safe
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Given your digits, I'd say kek would protect you.
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Cancer. Rich people don't use them.
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>>540389999
everything is doomed
and nothing will be spared
but i love you, honeybear
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>>540389999
Safe and effective
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why would it give you cancer?
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>>540389999
These use radio frequency, it is non ionizing
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Put your head in a microwave.same
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>>540389999

they charge extra for the cancer giving
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>>540391241

Why wouldn't it?
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>>540389999
Nothing on earth is safe. You rolls the dice, you takes your chances
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>>540389999
They only give your balls cancer
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>>540389999
Im pretty sure if they suspect you, they give you a nice prostate exam.
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>>540391359
because to damage DNA requires ionization. the radio frequency used in mmwave scanners is FAR, FAR below ionizing. the fucking fluorescent lighting is more likely to give you cancer than this scanner
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>>540389999
>cancer
No, but they can see your penis
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>>540389999
The scanners are safe. The airplane gives you A LOT MORE rads but it's still pretty negligible.
If you want cancer you have to start doing dumb shit every day.

Let me tell about the fat white onions gayboy like r*ddit mod looking fag that wanted to study with the Japanese Zen monks. You know what they told him?
>every morning this winter you pour this bucket of cold water on your head
And guess what? He was the kind of person that hates showering hahahaha that shit was like fucking murder hell on him because some old masters probably still live and breath in this world since some light still shines here in our underworld.
Eventually he beat all the odds and figured out that forcing your mind away from sensation is never a good idea, the hard dissociation that he did habitually when you know BATHING. When he stopped he figured out that ignoring shit happening to you as hard as possible is dumb as fuck and literally cold water isn't that bad. Then he started enjoying doing it and when it clicked basically everything in his life improved dramatically. The monks knew this.
>i don't like bathing eww I hate getting wet I would rather be anywhere than in the shower aaarrrggh
These shitters are called "strugglers" and the willpower they expend to just ignore what is happening to them creates their own needless torment.
>just use force of will constantly to hold yourself together. how bad can it be?
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>>540391597
>muh non ionizing radiation
fucking moron
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>>540391942
What was wrong about what I said? Brief exposure to this machine is inconsequential for cancer risk. Sure, there’s been suspected cases of microwaves causing cancer, but that was in fucking radar technicians who were near megawatt microwave sources. Even then there was no direct causative link. If you’re scared about this thing, go throw away any wifi capable device you own
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>>540392109
Well that goes over frequencies, what about amplitudes? I bet you could change those cutoffs with high amplitudes.
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>it's non-ionizing
So are microwaves but that shit gets the metal grid because it cooks you alive.

>>540392109
>If you’re scared about this thing, go throw away any wifi capable device you own
Wifi and 4/5g are so close to microwave radiation my advice would be for sure to limit exposure. I don't know which is worse, a powerful drug habit, or being surrounded by wireless devices.
>bro how did you get mysterious everywhere cancer???
>idk lol probably genetics
>damn u think that would get filtered huh
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>>540392300
That’s not how it works, goofball. Amplitude is “how much” light, or photons there are. The energy each individual photon possesses is dependent on its wavelength. Each INDIVIDUAL photon must possess energy in excess of the ionization energy of what it strikes to cause ionization. You only took high school physics didn’t you?
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>>540392376
You’re not going to escape microwave radiation. You’re surrounded by emitters stronger than your phone. Cancer is an inevitability for multicellular life. If you want to reduce your odds, your best bet is to stay away from chemical agents which cause cancer.

I did find one paper whos abstract says non ionizing radiation could possibly contribute to cancer risk, but I still think the bigger concern one should have is chemical insult.
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/27903411/
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>>540389999
i wouldn't worry about it goy
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>>540389999
They show your penis size to the TSA agents
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>>540392477
think of the electron orbitals like little antennae on a radio. the orbitals are a shitty little VHF radio, and the TSA scanner is a 10 meter base station. no matter how much power you pump into your 10 meter, you’re just not ever going to get through to the VHF walkie talkie
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>>540392582
>You’re surrounded by emitters stronger than your phone.
Yes but there's the inverse-square law and I don't live in the big city.
>Cancer is an inevitability for multicellular life
I mean technically maybe if you had some lifelong bio-research project set up you could test the idea. I remember the initial research on glyphosate was "if this was so bad then half of people would get cancer in their lifetimes" and then half of people got cancer in their lifetimes. Pinning the cancer epidemic on one agent alone is probably a stupid idea. I have guesses about causes for cancer but only anecdotal circumstantial evidence.
>your problem is basically how you're doing everything
This isn't exactly helpful advice. Anyways you can check the Environmental Health Trust and cancer is like the least of the problems with this proliferation of wireless devices.
But if you could only harness the power of extreme radiation and the possibility of manipulating yourself through macro-object superposition subject to observer principle action, in a harnessed, safe, intermittent manner. A true master could reverse cellular damage.
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>>540392477
Sheeeeeit. I went to Chicago Public Schools. I never learned this. I taught myself basic physics but didn't know this.

Fascinating. Thank you for sharing it.

(Genuinely)
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If you injected graphene oxide it will heat it up at the right frequency. Used to inject tumors and cook them in the 80's with it. That's where it began. Now most people injected it.
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Here we use WTMDs
The staggering amount of worthless fucking niggercattle that stop, turn and do the retard shuffle in these things is fucking insane
FUCKING CANCEROUS FUCKING GOYIM FUCKING SOULLESS NPCS FUCKING TRASH CREATURES HOW DOES A FUCKING WTDM LOOK LIKE A SCANNER

HOW CAN IT BE SO THAT 200 PASSENGERS WALKED THROUGH BEFORE YOU WHILE YOU WERE WAITING IN QUEUE AND YOU DECIDE TO ACT LIKE A BRAINDEAD FUCKING RETARD AND BE SPECIAL

I said "walk through" a septillion times, I never once for the fucking life of me said "stop turn spread out your arms and legs* you piece of filth golem
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>>540389999
I rub my balls on them pretty frequently and nothing bad has happened to me op. I'll keep you updated.
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>>540393048
cancer is basically a mathematical certainty with multicellular life. DNA repair mechanisms are faulty, you are GOING to accumulate errors. the only reason someone avoids getting cancer in their lifetimes is because something else killed them first. if we could wave a wand and magically wish away every single cause of mortality spare cancer, at some point everyone would develop cancer. even if it took them reaching the age of 150 first.
I’m not saying that these concerns are 100% invalid, I’m just saying that they’re so inconsequential compared to other changes you could make like avoiding pollution and heavy metals, and not eating goyslop. Also if you don’t understand freshman level physics, please don’t go treating 5G/TSA scanners/whatever the fuck RF source you don’t understand as the devil.
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>>540393025
>>540392477
So what happens when you hit an electron with 2 photons at the exact same time? Say 2 orange or yellow photons in the visible spectrum? Could you make thymine dimers? And before you say its a 1 in a billion chance, its clearly possible to saturate a zone with trillions of photons or more. Genetic engineering has been working with that and worse "odds" for a long time and been quite successful.
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>>540393168
I remember some rumor about normal ass infections helping cure cancer. Like if you get ass cancer then the Chris-chan taint piercing special might cure you better than the radiation cannon.

I remember Old Howard's story about the haunting-vampire where the two slayers brought in a radiation cannon and firebombs. The rad cannon did fuck all nothing but the last-ditch firebombs made the spectre shit itself.
Poor old Howard, was providence indeed.
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>>540389999
They claim they don't, so they most likely do
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>>540393165
Sorry for being a dick about it, I’ve gotten into too many arguments with brick walls on this board

Honestly if you have interest in it, intro level chemistry courses teach a lot of the physics at play with ionization. Photochemistry goes a LOT deeper into it. If chem interests you, consider picking up a used freshman year chem textbook
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>>540389999
>So do these TSA scanner things give you cancer or are they safe
YOU CAN OPT OUT OF THEM

THE MORE YOU KNOW
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>>540393339
Even fully wired devices can get fucky.
>oh yeah 100,000,000 people are watching the super bowl right now I'll do that too
Maybe if you're a strict materialist, then the world is a very comfortable and small box full of nonsense. If we're arguing from fundamentally opposite viewpoints then I can concede an argument since I'm arguing from the far end of a bridge of shadows
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https://thenewamerican.com/opinion/economics-reviews/getting-rich-from-the-tsa-naked-body-scanners/

no they just make money (and dick pics)
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>>540393376
Yes, there are edge cases where enough photons below an ionization energy are absorbed at once and overcoming that barrier. But that takes an emitter of UNBELIEVABLE power. It took kilowatt and megawatt lasers to discover and study these phenomena. A strong enough RF emitter would cook you to death long before it could give you cancer. And because the energy of RF waves is lower than that of visible light, it would probably take hundreds of gigawatts for that to occur at microwave energies. The low odds of ANY ionization occurring due to this are astronomically low, and the fact that cancer requires many, many mutations makes the odds of that even lower
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>>540389999
they give me an erection
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>>540393535
Yeah I believe in strict empiricism
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>>540389999
They're harmless and also very easy to defeat so if you're smuggling shit always opt for them instead of a pat down.
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Say goodbye to you balls boys! You will never be a woman though. lol
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>>540392109
>glioblastoma blocks your path
They’ve been covering up what wifi, cell phones and towers, Bluetooth, and other radiations do to you for decades. Don’t worry though the WHO says it’s safe and effective™
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moe
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I meant. https://files.catbox.moe/09lhwy.mp4
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>>540393847
I have a degree in biology, and theory tells me that they’re not anything to be concerned about. If your hypothesis flies in the face of theory, it’s not going to hold up without evidence. There’s just no evidence to support your claim. Avoiding pollutants, goyslop and other chemical insults is a much better use of your energy if you want to minimize lifetime cancer risk. The mechanism of damage between radiation and chemical insult are night and day different, the latter being much scarier
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https://files.catbox.moe/3eshm9.mp4
Just sayin
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>>540391760
>The airplane gives you A LOT MORE rads
this
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>>540394270
I don’t disagree that avoiding what you mentioned would likely have more impact, but it doesn’t negate the potential effects of non-ionizing radiation and the lack of data proving its safety. The danger was known back in the early 2000s when people wore Bluetooth headsets everywhere. Now that airports and the like are everywhere they will continue to avoid studying it, similar to how they do with goyslop, vaccines, etc
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They found cesium among 55 other undeclared ingredients in the vax. You don't want to inject that either. It is very reactive. The head smoke guys is likely graphene oxide injected hit with a high power mhz focused beam.
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>>540394704
There is evidence to support the claim that they don’t cause glioblastoma. There have been NUMEROUS studies and experiments investigating the link. When you design an experiment, you make 2 hypotheses, your alternate and null. Here, the alternate hypothesis is that NIR causes cancer, and the null is that it doesn’t. Almost every study designed this way supports the null hypothesis
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>>540394804
Oh yeah know it all statistics jargon spewing high iq larping faggot? Back to R*ddit you go homo

> Results
There was a significant positive association between long-term mobile phone use (minimum, 10 years) and glioma (OR = 1.44, 95% CI = 1.08–1.91). And there was a significant positive association between long-term ipsilateral mobile phone use and the risk of glioma (OR = 1.46, 95% CI = 1.12–1.92). Long-term mobile phone use was associated with 2.22 times greater odds of low-grade glioma occurrence (OR = 2.22, 95% CI = 1.69–2.92). Mobile phone use of any duration was not associated with the odds of high-grade glioma (OR = 0.81, 95% CI = 0.72–0.92). Contralateral mobile phone use was not associated with glioma regardless of the duration of use. Similarly, this association was not observed when the analysis was limited to high-grade glioma.

>Conclusions
Our results suggest that long-term mobile phone use may be associated with an increased risk of glioma. There was also an association between mobile phone use and low-grade glioma in the regular use or long-term use subgroups. However, current evidence is of poor quality and limited quantity. It is therefore necessary to conduct large sample, high quality research or better characterization of any potential association between long-term ipsilateral mobile phone use and glioma risk.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5417432/
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>>540394270
The flaw in your theory is if you injected graphene oxide which is receptive to and heats up when hit with a certain radio frequency. Now wouldn't that throw all of what you say and believe, straight into the gutter. Saying that were to be the case today. It was admitted graphene oxide was in the shots + there is visual "microscopy" and spectroghraphic evidence.
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Say the govt doesn't like you because you're not a pedophile on their side or being a bad goy. It will automatically zap you causing the graphene oxide nano particles all through your body to go instant hot. Your brain hemmorages/stroke out and die. Just like that and nobody is none the wiser. You can do it with that. Just like that.
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>>540393691
I believe in the masquerade. The planet is full of psychic or energy vampires, but the mindset of them is at odds with other qualifications to delay aging.
I have a few bookshelves. I liked Sagan and 20th century sci-fi. I read "Breath" by James Nestor last month which is the hobbyist kind of read I would like. Even if the author is disagreeable I like the bodies of knowledge some of these types dig up. "Futureproof" and "The Coming Jobs War" sit at the top in my mind right now.
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>>540394804
>>540395013

Your biology degree is fucking gay by the way

> The nine Bradford Hill viewpoints on association or causation regarding RF radiation and glioma risk seem to be fulfilled in this review. Based on that we conclude that glioma is caused by RF radiation. Revision of current guidelines for exposure to RF radiation is needed.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5376454/
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>>540389999
They definitely give you cancer. You should try to avoid using them at all costs when you're at an airport. Just step around it while they aren't looking.
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>>540395272
Yes, it's good people know that. The evidence was too much, they could not hide it. Amazing in itself, knowing how corrupt everything is nowadays.
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>>540395413
Science is all for sale like anything else. The ones providing the funding for studies bury whatever they don’t want exposed.
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>>540395231
I once did deep dive on the artist for comet ping pong, turns out celebrities buy art off him, and it is all his sick signature work. These people exist and do not get in trouble whatsoever, and do whatever you think and worse. He is out there. Celebrities and elites are connected to him/pay him big money. He makes the sickest art out of anyone.
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>>540393381
Yes there is a thing called macrophage and bacteriophage, they worked on curing things with that in tblisi Georgia under the Soviet Union. There are also people with flash eating bacteria that suffer on small or no consequences with it living in them. Just like bacteria and virii in the guts it lives with them.
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>>540390129
9 is the most satanic number you stupid nufag literally inversion
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>>540395710
I like some of the art guys. I know a guy who hung around one band that recorded or played in their warehouses which was also their art studio. That guy runs his own art studio right now.
I doubt they have anything in common relation with certain Washington D.C. cliques, at least as far as relationships go. I kind of like the idea of buying good myself from a local artist if you know I think the art looks good like worth the price tag. Better than 'live laugh love.' My house is all busted and old though right now so showing off that kind of art in it feels like a dishonor.
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>>540395231
I haven’t read a lot of fiction lately, I’ve been meaning to read more. Got any recommendations? I like Heinlein and Andy Weir
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These scanners are perfectly safe I am using one right n
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>>540392376
Wonder what that would do to a drone?
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>>540396445
I've been trawling through "The Big Book of Science Fiction." I liked the idea of David R. Bunch's "Moderan" series where the future was turbo-dystopia where continents were leveled and then sealed with plastic and psychopath cyborgs lived in odd fortresses with mechanical defenses.
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>>540396722
If it was wireless then it would my guess it a tracking beam would disable it from severing the controller's connection. If it was wired then it might blind the drone perhaps pending intensity. That's for targeting hobbyist-guerilla drones, not the big fighter-jet tier ones or the glorified guided bombs.
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>>540389999
I did research on these types of scanners amd know exactly how thise L3/Leidos sacnners work, from hardware to image reconstruction theory.
They use wavelengths comparable to cell phone bands, but only use a tiny fraction of the power that cell phones use. I'm not concerned by the effects of either, but if you are, you have far more to worry about concerning the ubiquitous presence of celluar technology than the airport body scanners.
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>>540393847
it's not working fast enough
it's mrna all over again



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