Thank you fren for that perspective. Frankly, I hadn't thought of the RECEIVERS aspect. That too would make sense.
In any case, it's all so damn evil. I own nothing higher than 4G and don't care how fast the newest technology is. Anons have known for 2-3 years about the purpose of 5G.
Sinister. Would explain why they are now looking to dismantle the 5G masts in Europe- they don't need them now- they've got their own little network of 'virus' people.
Bards Fm said they are using the combined computational power of the provided mines at Cern to attempt to open a portal to hell. At least that’s one theory. Crazy times.
This narrative below is not my work. A huge hat tip a writer from Livewire.
Most anons have heard of 5G, the newest mobile networking technology that's replacing 4G and powering the next generation of internet-connected devices...but how does it work? You might know that a 5G network uses what’s called small cells, but what does that mean, and does this new technology change the conversation around cell phone radiation?
Inside a small cell is radio equipment necessary for transmitting data to and from connected devices. The antennas within the small cell are highly directional and use what's called beamforming to direct attention to very specific areas around the tower.
These devices can also quickly adjust power usage based on the current load. This means when a radio is not in use, it will drop down into a lower power state in just a few milliseconds, and then re-adjust just as quickly when more power is needed.
5G small cells are fairly simple in design and can be installed in less than a few hours. This is very much unlike the beefier 4G towers that take much longer to install and get up and running.
Of course, small cells also require a power source and backhaul to connect it to the carrier's 5G network, and eventually the internet. A carrier might choose a wired fiber connection or wireless microwave for that connection.
5G Tower Locations
5G promises an extremely interconnected world where everything from smartwatches, vehicles, houses, and farms utilize the ultrafast speeds and low delays it offers. To accomplish this, and to do it well—with as little coverage gaps as possible—it’s required to have a huge number of 5G towers, particularly in areas that demand lots of traffic like big cities and business districts.
Fortunately, since 5G cell towers are so small, they can be positioned in ordinary places like on light poles, the tops of buildings, and even street lights. This translates into less traditional-looking towers but also potentially more eyesores nearly everywhere you look.
For 5G to really shine in a highly-populated city, for example, especially given its short distance limitations, towers need to exist close to wherever connected devices will need access to them, like at intersections, outside the doors of businesses, all around college campuses, right down your street, etc.
Another reason 5G towers have to be installed so frequently in busy areas is that for the small cell to support superfast speeds, it has to have a direct line of sight with the receiving device, like your smartphone or home. If you ever plan to replace your home broadband internet with 5G, you'll most likely have a 5G cell tower down the street from your house.
As 5G continues to roll out, carriers will begin releasing 5G coverage maps but probably won't show exactly where every tower is placed
I'm ambivalent about this aspect of 5G. It gives some folks the jeebies though. More cells is slightly better, as the average power for transmission either way can be reduced, on average.
Given the large number of engineers working on 5G worldwide, hiding a nefarious scheme is difficult. I haven't heard of whistleblowing. But I think 5G is a solution looking for a problem. It is idiotic for them to promote 5G and Industrial IoT, because who wants factories to be at the mercy of a telco's service?
But if anyone thinks a femtocell is anything nano-sized, then geezus, that'll make any telco engineer do a double facepalm, then dunk his head on the desk.
The legacy carriers needed a fully deployment 4G Network before they could deploy an operational 5G network.
The ability to modulate power in 5G is what throws it out of compliance with the government safety regulations on emf exposure; that is why some countries and communities have banned 5G.
Thank you fren for that perspective. Frankly, I hadn't thought of the RECEIVERS aspect. That too would make sense. In any case, it's all so damn evil. I own nothing higher than 4G and don't care how fast the newest technology is. Anons have known for 2-3 years about the purpose of 5G.
Sinister. Would explain why they are now looking to dismantle the 5G masts in Europe- they don't need them now- they've got their own little network of 'virus' people.
Invasion of the body snatchers.
Bards Fm said they are using the combined computational power of the provided mines at Cern to attempt to open a portal to hell. At least that’s one theory. Crazy times.
This narrative below is not my work. A huge hat tip a writer from Livewire.
Most anons have heard of 5G, the newest mobile networking technology that's replacing 4G and powering the next generation of internet-connected devices...but how does it work? You might know that a 5G network uses what’s called small cells, but what does that mean, and does this new technology change the conversation around cell phone radiation?
Inside a small cell is radio equipment necessary for transmitting data to and from connected devices. The antennas within the small cell are highly directional and use what's called beamforming to direct attention to very specific areas around the tower.
These devices can also quickly adjust power usage based on the current load. This means when a radio is not in use, it will drop down into a lower power state in just a few milliseconds, and then re-adjust just as quickly when more power is needed.
5G small cells are fairly simple in design and can be installed in less than a few hours. This is very much unlike the beefier 4G towers that take much longer to install and get up and running.
Of course, small cells also require a power source and backhaul to connect it to the carrier's 5G network, and eventually the internet. A carrier might choose a wired fiber connection or wireless microwave for that connection.
5G Tower Locations 5G promises an extremely interconnected world where everything from smartwatches, vehicles, houses, and farms utilize the ultrafast speeds and low delays it offers. To accomplish this, and to do it well—with as little coverage gaps as possible—it’s required to have a huge number of 5G towers, particularly in areas that demand lots of traffic like big cities and business districts.
Fortunately, since 5G cell towers are so small, they can be positioned in ordinary places like on light poles, the tops of buildings, and even street lights. This translates into less traditional-looking towers but also potentially more eyesores nearly everywhere you look.
For 5G to really shine in a highly-populated city, for example, especially given its short distance limitations, towers need to exist close to wherever connected devices will need access to them, like at intersections, outside the doors of businesses, all around college campuses, right down your street, etc.
Another reason 5G towers have to be installed so frequently in busy areas is that for the small cell to support superfast speeds, it has to have a direct line of sight with the receiving device, like your smartphone or home. If you ever plan to replace your home broadband internet with 5G, you'll most likely have a 5G cell tower down the street from your house.
As 5G continues to roll out, carriers will begin releasing 5G coverage maps but probably won't show exactly where every tower is placed
I'm ambivalent about this aspect of 5G. It gives some folks the jeebies though. More cells is slightly better, as the average power for transmission either way can be reduced, on average.
Given the large number of engineers working on 5G worldwide, hiding a nefarious scheme is difficult. I haven't heard of whistleblowing. But I think 5G is a solution looking for a problem. It is idiotic for them to promote 5G and Industrial IoT, because who wants factories to be at the mercy of a telco's service?
5G uses small small cells to transmit data. What is smaller than a human cell?
I know, I know! A FEMTOCELL.
But if anyone thinks a femtocell is anything nano-sized, then geezus, that'll make any telco engineer do a double facepalm, then dunk his head on the desk.
The legacy carriers needed a fully deployment 4G Network before they could deploy an operational 5G network.
The ability to modulate power in 5G is what throws it out of compliance with the government safety regulations on emf exposure; that is why some countries and communities have banned 5G.
Pair this science with your 5G EMF. You get EM induced panic, euphoria, etc.
https://www.theguardian.com/science/neurophilosophy/2016/mar/24/magneto-remotely-controls-brain-and-behaviour
Anybody have any good ELI5 videos or sources where I can learn more about 5G and how it ties in with the DS, transhumanism, etc etc.???
I'm just curious for a decent starting place. Currently I am scrubbing GAW past posts. Not finding much on Conspiracies.win