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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

Most people don't know that tungsten (less than $20/ounce) is essentially the same density as gold, meaning that unless you drilled into a gold item, you would not know if it is just gold covered tungsten. I suppose someone really familiar with gold could tell by the "ring" it makes, but I don't know. I bet there are a lot of such fakes out in the world right now.

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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

I am only talking about the "paper" gold (they say it's all backed by real metal, but who knows?). I think a little "emergency" gold could be good in your house, but I think the equivalent value in supplies would be a better use of money.

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PhDinNY 3 points ago +3 / -0

That's his name on the planet where he comes from. It can't be pronounced in English :)

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PhDinNY 4 points ago +4 / -0

I met a woman who had no problem believing the universe was created by God, but thought the virgin birth was a myth. I think many people probably believe things like this, that there is a God so powerful that He could create the universe and everything in it, but not perform what are quite minor miracles by comparison.

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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

There is a big difference in the cell tower radiation, and the electromagnetic radiation associated with high-voltage lines.

From ChatGPt:

High-voltage power lines: The radiation from high-voltage power lines is primarily extremely low-frequency (ELF) electromagnetic radiation. The frequency of this radiation typically ranges from 30 Hz to 300 Hz, which is well below the range of visible light. This type of radiation is non-ionizing, meaning it does not have enough energy to remove electrons from atoms or molecules, and is considered low-energy radiation.

5G cellphone towers: 5G towers emit radiofrequency (RF) radiation, which is part of the microwave range of the electromagnetic spectrum. The frequency of 5G signals can range from around 1 GHz (gigahertz) to 100 GHz, which is much higher than the ELF radiation emitted by power lines. Although still non-ionizing, RF radiation is of higher energy compared to ELF radiation from power lines.

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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

I went into "settings" and searched, "emergency" and "Wireless Emergency Alerts" came up with a bunch of options show. One is an alert for "Extreme threats"; extreme threats to life and property. Seems like a reasonable one :)

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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

Yes, very close to the high-voltage lines is a definite concern. I know someone that used to work along the right-of-ways for high voltage lines and he said it could make your teeth hurt sometimes! If you are close enough to lower voltage power lines, you can get high EM levels. How high the levels need to be for adverse health effects is not known to me, but since the street level lines are close enough to potentially adversely affect people, and there doesn't seem to be a known and obvious and widespread effect, I believe it is probably an insignificant concern.

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PhDinNY 3 points ago +3 / -0

I bought an EM meter when house hunting, because I had fallen for the hype regarding the effects. Because of the R-squared nature of the strength, you would almost have to live right next to a VERY high voltage power line for it to be significant. What I found was, that regular street power lines produced a higher EM signal in houses than what is caused by the high voltage lines.

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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

I think that when the truth gets out about all that the Democrats and Democratic party have been doing, and lying about, even states like NY could go red. (if the election cheating in the big cities is stopped; maybe they are already red)

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PhDinNY 8 points ago +8 / -0

It needs to become ALL red, with the Dem votes accounting for less than 1/3rd of the total! The nearly 50% they get now is pitiful considering all that has been revealed about that political party.

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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

Someone posted a building demolition on FB and many comments were 9/11 directed. My question is: Will Trump expose the truth about 9/11 after he is sworn in?

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PhDinNY 2 points ago +2 / -0

I'm trying the high dose lysine and vitamin C therapy now and will do a followup coronary calcium scan after to see if it has had the effect previously mentioned by a poster here on GAW. They reported that a father-in-law completely cleared their arteries with it! After covid, I didn't feel right, and went to a PA reported to not be a big pharma stooge. She recommended the calcium scan, and it showed very advanced coronary artery blockage. That was three years ago.

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PhDinNY 7 points ago +7 / -0

I've been wondering about all the erectile dysfunction ads on TV. I couldn't believe there could be that many people with that problem, but now, it all makes sense!

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PhDinNY 1 point ago +1 / -0

I know there are people who love all that stuff, but they would vote for Trump no matter what. It is the wishy-washy suburban Republicans, and Independents, who may like his policies, but are too fragile to put his personality to the side. As smart as Trump is in many ways, I found it hard to believe that he continued with all that stuff into his first term, throughout the Biden term, and even prior to the recent election. It HAD to, at minimum, cost him 1 or 2 percentage of the vote total, and since elections are so close in many places, that is a significant percent. Fortunately, this time, it didn't cost him the election.

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PhDinNY 1 point ago +1 / -0

I don't think too many people will vote for a candidate BECAUSE they do the childish stuff Trump does. People voted for him DESPITE that, but many DIDN'T vote for him because of it.

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