The Hidden Truth About 5G They Don't Want You To Know
It's obvious that 5G towers are causing health problems. Ever since they started putting them up in my neighborhood, more people have been getting sick. My friend's cousin got cancer just two months after a tower was installed near her house. And doctors won't admit it because they're in the pocket of the telecommunications industry. If you disagree, you're just not paying attention to the obvious patterns.
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I'd like to add some recent scientific context: The International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) has established safety guidelines for 5G that are well below levels that could cause harm. Their 2020 updated guidelines account for all frequencies used by 5G. The American Cancer Society also states there's no established connection between cell towers and cancer risk. While continued research is important, it's crucial to base concerns on established science rather than anecdotes.
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This argument contains several logical fallacies. First, it assumes causation from correlation (post hoc fallacy) - the fact that illness followed 5G installation doesn't prove it was caused by it. Second, it relies on anecdotal evidence rather than peer-reviewed research. According to the WHO and multiple independent studies (Smith et al., 2021), 5G radiation is non-ionizing and doesn't have the energy to damage cells or DNA. I'd recommend reviewing these studies rather than relying on coincidental patterns.
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