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You still haven't played any civil engineering/bridge buildung games, have you? And you have not learned from our previous conversation that a strong structure is only strong in the environment it was designed for. Tilt and irregular fall introduce forces into the truss it was not designed to...

This is why debunking is, at times, political. The 10 tactics of fascism How do fascist leaders take hold? Lying to a whole nation, and having them believe you, is just one tenth of it. [...] As Hitler says in "Mein Kampf," "Science is only useful insofar as it strengthens the nation."...

Are you using a 7/6r compensation for refraction because of the near-horizontal view?

Why?

And that's what the camera shows. They clearly did expect the camera to show something or somebody, but it did not.

Please go ahead and cite the data from Schneider's paper (and maybe other sources), and draw the curves.

Well, if I wanted to produce a hoax like this, I'd be looking for a non-creepy reason to have an IR camera in the bedroom, too.

That's not what the cartoon is about.

https://xkcd.com/2557 This plan may sound appealing to people who know a little about the immune system, but the drawbacks are clear to people who know a lot about the immune system and also to people who don't know anything about it.

That's ~15 km/h, about bicycle speed, and easily throwable.

This triangular boomerang also has high UFO hoax potential: The "thrown object" idea would also motivate why the clip stops where it does: if it didn't, we'd probably see the object fall down through the other window.

Yes, but selling this as 5G protection? I don't think anyone who fears 5G likes radioactivity, they just don't make the connection because they also believe the "negative ions" bunk.

The other video cited in the Dutch report is also still online. It goes more into the technicalities of measuring radiation, and its health effects, but he also finds Thorium powder in a massager wand and embedded into a plastic bracelet. The youtuber surmises that "Tourmaline" powder sold as...

One of the youtube videos cited in the report is still online. The youtuber states that he has contacted Amazon and the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission and got these products shut down. He also says that some of these products advertised to produce "negative ions" contain radioactive material...

Ravi's post confirms what I was researching. Rare Earth ores are generally contaminated with radioactive isotopes; the mining and refining of elements like neodymium involves large amounts of radioactive waste. If you source super cheap neodymium magnets for your scam operation, chances are...

Necklaces and accessories claiming to "protect" people from 5G mobile networks have been found to be radioactive. The Dutch authority for nuclear safety and radiation protection (ANVS) issued a warned about ten products it found gave off harmful ionising radiation. It urged people not to use...

averaging your 65-74 and 75+ (240559+325600)/(277425+352819)=89.8%

Generally speaking, catholics have been better at getting vaccinated than "unaffiliated" people, see my post at https://www.metabunk.org/threads/friend-has-fallen-into-covid-conspiracies.12058/post-259720 (white evangelicals are the worst). But I've heard of anti-vax bishops and even a...