fabulous interview. i just got the link from Roman Shapoval's SS. I had never before heard Dr. Johannson's backstory.
i am so glad he realizes there is a delayed effect with emf exposure, which so many researchers have no clue about - just like with sunshine, you don't notice the sunburn from over-exposure until the next day.
for me, depending on the source and strength of RF radiofrequency radiation, the delayed symptoms usually begin within 10 minutes, but with bad exposures, keep worsening for 2 hours and then gradually recede. very bad exposures usually last at least 20 hours.
one newer threat is the RADAR cars, especially TESLA.
the newer TESLAs are the worst i've experienced. 2023 to current, they're using 77GHz forward radar with a range of 150m - almost 500 ft. (77GHz is in the “5G” range)
you don't want that coming at you - or behind you. i got stuck at a long light with one behind me - was blasted; couldn't even navigate afterwards for awhile.
on a 2.3 mile trip today on country roads to a rural grocery store, seven teslas were coming right at me. by the time i got to the store i was pretty messed up and for an hour or two afterward.
this has all increased dramatically recently, both because of more & more teslas on the road here in N calif, and probably especially due to the newer very powerful radar which all the newer teslas have.
fabulous interview. i just got the link from Roman Shapoval's SS. I had never before heard Dr. Johannson's backstory.
i am so glad he realizes there is a delayed effect with emf exposure, which so many researchers have no clue about - just like with sunshine, you don't notice the sunburn from over-exposure until the next day.
for me, depending on the source and strength of RF radiofrequency radiation, the delayed symptoms usually begin within 10 minutes, but with bad exposures, keep worsening for 2 hours and then gradually recede. very bad exposures usually last at least 20 hours.
one newer threat is the RADAR cars, especially TESLA.
the newer TESLAs are the worst i've experienced. 2023 to current, they're using 77GHz forward radar with a range of 150m - almost 500 ft. (77GHz is in the “5G” range)
you don't want that coming at you - or behind you. i got stuck at a long light with one behind me - was blasted; couldn't even navigate afterwards for awhile.
on a 2.3 mile trip today on country roads to a rural grocery store, seven teslas were coming right at me. by the time i got to the store i was pretty messed up and for an hour or two afterward.
this has all increased dramatically recently, both because of more & more teslas on the road here in N calif, and probably especially due to the newer very powerful radar which all the newer teslas have.
all supposedly in the name of safety. right.
i just stay off the roads as much as possible.