Huh? A high energy cosmic ray particle - one particle - can have the energy of a 5.3 ounce baseball thrown by a profession pitcher. You are not going to get anywhere close to that with your couple hundred milliwatts.
And that one particle isn't anywhere close to what it would take to kill a human. It would just bust up a number of brain cells and cause you to see a flash in the vision field.
Who said anything about a single particle? I also didn't say anything about a couple hundred miliwatts. I am not responsible for what you or anyone else says, only what I say. The point was the energy levels are not the only variable. The frequency is part of what determines how lethal a source of EM is.
Oh, my error, that was tcvcof.
But people who are so knowledgable about lethal aspects of 5G to be discussing it on Internet forums certainly should be able to cite frequencies and power ranges for the effects they discuss.
Just in case you two wanna-be tech gurus missed it, my point is that they argue cell phone towers are safe because they emit so little power. But I noted that they have backup generators in the 180,000 watt range.
Anyway, even power isn't really all that big a deal since there are ways to have significant influence at tiny power levels in part because of resonance...and other 'science-ee' things. This is even more true when you can do phased array targeting. You mainly need a good understanding of the target material.
I propose that each individual has a unique 'constellation' of aluminum particles in their brain tissues complements of the vaccinations which are all but mandatory at birth and have been for decades. I further suggest that the 'fingerprint' of this constellation could be obtained...maybe in a machine which resembles the airport round-e-round scanners in fact. I further suggest that understanding the geometric configuration of this constellation could allow 'read/write' to a degree with the proper databasing, wave forming, and targeting technologies.
There are hypotheses that at least reading of DNA is practical via EMF based hardware. I kind of doubt that, and even if it is the case I would expect it to be practical mainly in close-range laboratory settings (electromagnetically quite rooms and such.) Infusing the brain with metallic particles creates a much more practical method of 'doing things' with a person's brain and is much more practical in real-world conditions.
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Back to the 180 kw generator, I would expect it to be powering active denial systems of the type which are known to be deployed. This mostly just to protect the tower itself. A few months ago 'they' installed two new antennas on the tower nearest to me. These were smaller square devices that hang out from each side of the tower.
I feel sorry for anyone who lives near these things if the towers are ever attacked by sabotours because these weapons create an absolutely intolerable pain to anyone in the general area. The populations below them will be 'collateral damage'. I see no indication whatsoever that the 'government regulators' have the foggiest clue about what the towers are even doing now, much less what they could do with a few strokes on a keyboard half way around the world.