00:07Anyone born into this world of technology where anything is just a click away will assume the
00:13world has always been this way. Well, it hasn't. People of my generation, I was born in 1952,
00:22have a very important, crucial role to play at this time. Well, I think technology always existed,
00:32but the type of technology sure greatly evolves over the years. And nowadays, you're tethered to
00:39a phone. You're supposed to be reachable 24-7. It's like everyone's on call. The whole mobile phone
00:47frequency range and going up into the millimeter waves was the cosmic quiet spot. There was basically
00:54no radiation on Earth before the last century, before 1900, in that frequency range. It was a
01:01quiet space. First studies started in the late 1990s to look at the use of cell phones and the risk
01:12of
01:12brain tumour because, of course, the brain was the first one which could be exposed. And so when
01:17you're living in this electromagnetic soup that we are today, with all these ever gathering forms
01:25of electromagnetic waves, they are entangling and interacting with the human wave field and human
01:33brain waves. And they are quite demonstrably disrupting them. We've now got levels that we're exposed to daily.
01:4310 to the power 18, 10 with 18 zeros after it, higher than they were just 120 years ago.
01:50My career has been, almost all of it, devoted mostly to cancer, also to some of the diseases,
01:57Parkinson's and the like, but mostly to cancer. And over my career, I've seen the number of cancer
02:05cases in the world more than double. The dependency on technology that more and more young people are
02:12beginning to have has dramatically changed the social landscape of the world. Relationships are
02:17not being formed in the same way. Where children once climbed trees, they're now staring at a scream for
02:23their stimulation. Will that also have a long term impact. Fifth generation technology has brought the EMF
02:37debate to the front line once again. It's ignited groups all over the world to stand up, demonstrate,
02:43and in some cases block the rollout of the technology.
02:475G needs to have its own set of biological safety tasks. And one thing that we do know is that
02:54electromagnetic radiation is more biologically interactive when it's highly pulsatile in nature.
03:02Well, the precautionary principle is that first we should do no harm. And it should be the basis,
03:07the ethical and the moral responsibility, certainly of me as a doctor. But I would expect that it's anybody not
03:13just a health professional, but every human being on this earth should say first we must do no harm.
03:19If they did have independent tests and those who have done them are warning of the dangers of 5G
03:26to human health and psychology, if they had those publicly independent tests, 5G would never ever get
03:36the go-ahead to be rolled out as it's being rolled out around the world. There's a general march towards
03:43submission. There's a general march towards obedience. There's a general march towards
03:48being tracked and having every second of your waking moment tracked. And as soon as they figure
03:52out how to track us when we're asleep, and if they can tax us and track us when we're asleep,
03:57they'll release that technology and it'll be seen as the latest luxury.
04:01What price are we paying for the technology we love?
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