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BSRsays...The Chuck McGill effect. Electromagnetic HyperSensitivity
noimssays...People who do that kind of thing make me sick!
spawnflaggersays...There are cases of people who claimed this hypersensitivity, and when they went to a radio telescope area in WV that has a "radio blackout zone", their health improved. A better experiment would be to take them there "blind" without them having any knowledge of what the place is, to see if they improved without knowledge of the blackout.
The Chuck McGill effect. Electromagnetic HyperSensitivity
wtfcaniusesays...Raaaooeeerrrr raaaoooeeerrr the noise causes cancer!
drradonsays...This is a problem not exclusive to wind machines and is, thanks to social media, a universal problem. Unfortunately, many/most humans believe the first thing they hear/see regarding an issue. It is possible to "inoculate" a population against this viral misinformation, but it requires that accurate information is widely distributed before the malicious virus is.
newtboysays...A healthy dose of cynicism is a good inoculant against fake science.
This is a problem not exclusive to wind machines and is, thanks to social media, a universal problem. Unfortunately, many/most humans believe the first thing they hear/see regarding an issue. It is possible to "inoculate" a population against this viral misinformation, but it requires that accurate information is widely distributed before the malicious virus is.
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