craigb

Having been a part owner in an Alternative Energy startup who's PhD work is in the brain/mind area, I've seen quite a bit of information regarding EMF's ranging from informative to probably hysterical hype. The jury's still somewhat out on this subject. The main issue is this: The brain is a very electrical device that was never meant to be subjected to "unnatural" vibrations like the frequencies coming from power lines, cell phones, WiFi, etc. The next problem is the vast amounts of misinformation or downright subliminal brainwashing from all forms of media. The accuracy of main-stream reporting is FAR less than the mass public would ever believe (and reality is much, much weirder than you think). The biggest threat to mankind as a whole comes from a select few who have promoted money and power over caring for other humans that share the planet. Much of this is buried and you have to spend months down some pretty dark rabbit holes to truly discover the scope of what's going on. After losing houses, vehicles and about a million dollars back in the so-called "Credit Crunch" of 2008-9, I did just this (including three solid months then and more since). What I found makes most conspiracy theories look tame, so I'm not going to expound on that topic here. Plus, now that Net Neutrality has been overturned, a lot of companies (like Google) have started openly censoring the internet "in favor of more reputable sources like mass media and Wikipedia" - yes, they actually said that. That said, the parts that apply here are these: Cancer is far more understood than you'll ever hear. It comes from when a cell loses 40% of its oxygen (a doctor won the Nobel Prize back in the 30's for this discovery) - Although banned in the U.S., a few of the highest ranking people in the FDA have been documented going to West Germany for oxygen therapy when they contracted cancer There are safer ways to produce power, but they don't make enough money (as J. P. Morgan once said "If I can't put a meter on it, I don't want it!") There are actually some experimental ways to use magnets around the brain that are beneficial The FDA will not approve anything that will prevent or cure - they will only approve treatments (and are funded by those who benefit most from this) The FCC is run by a guy who was a lawyer for Verizon The country that came up with 5G (Israel) won't even allow it in their country - too dangerous. The bottom line is this: All of those who are supposed to be looking out for YOU are not; if a benefit doesn't make someone a profit, it will be suppressed. The new types of communication (e.g., 5G) utilize microwaves (the frequency term) for example. It was a radar communications engineer who discovered that these waves can cook things back in the 40's, however the devices we use to cook are shielded. Would you have an unshielded microwave oven running in your bedroom? Ironically, many people do! Sure, they're at lower power, but all Blue Tooth devices, WiFi's, cell phones use frequencies that are unnatural to our brains. So, I seriously doubt that Neal's use of headphones had anything to do with his brain cancer. However, there are so many suspects that it would be hard to narrow the true cause down. Feel free to start your own investigations. Here's one guy who survived who has started his own campaign to get people aware of the dangers: Lloyd Burrell

Hey, at least "I" tried! ?

Methinks it's actually brilliant marketing. Gets people talking about it! ??

These puns hurt. They're making me ow...

Hi back at ya! Jaymes got old and can't take the buffoonery any more apparently. He still contributes on the occasional song though (adding some great videos too). Hopefully, he'll find being old gets boring and come back. ? As for the hairy Prince and his misbehaving wife, my last name might be very English, but I'm 100% American, so I can only laugh at the situation (and feel sorry for Canada)! ? I bet you're glad the weathermen around here are both alarmists and alarmingly WRONG 90% of the time, ya? Ten days ago the forecast was for about a foot of snow between Tuesday and Thursday, but all we got was about 1/32nd of an inch - LOL. I'm still glad I chose to stock up on supplies and stay home all week. Even in the best weather, the loons around here are horrible drivers!

But produce becomes compost... ? (Just sayin'...)

I'm sticking with the un-modified Bapu Scale! ?

Didn't have any mushrooms, so I'm just listening to Fluke anyway. (Just discovered that I'm missing one of their albums! I'll have to correct that later... ?)

Props to Steve for going that extra mile! (Although he did forget the warning that, if you have a "face for radio," that you should probably use some other picture, like a guitar or a muppet perhaps? ?)

The Clefs of Do-over? (Yes, I do my part and recycle my jokes. Deal with it! ? )

I tried to explain that to my friend's band too... ?

As I said Ed, "I" didn't see any female suggestiveness. If YOU do, well, then that's your issue! ??

One of my favorites. Too short though, had to hear it three times before moving on to something else! ?

And then there's all those poor lemming jumping over clefs...

Stevie Wonder walks into a bar...

I'm sorry, but I just am not seeing any female suggestiveness. I think someone got a hold of S.L.I.P.'s account! ?

Sorry Steve! You snoozed. ?

Some people go there just for the halibut. ?

Here you go Steve! ? Breeze -> Chill

Cute, but anyone caught smoking around my gear is going to get smacked. ?