EdibleStereos said:

Dr.Dankhead said:

Herbologist said:

i usually have my face pressed up against the glass watching my food heat up

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Hahahhah






Me too

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definitely not good. Microwaves do leak small amount of microwave radiation. The eyes are especially sensitive to it, and it can cause cataracts.

And that one isnt disputed much. even the FDA has warnings about exposing the eyes to microwaves and cataracts,

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NotTheDevil said:

:gasp: people make mistakes, guess anything anyone's ever said is bullshit unless they're a conspiracy theorist.

XLCaps said:

NotTheDevil said:

*microwave radiation, just because something has the word radiation doesn’t mean it's bad

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Your microwave uses microwave radiation.

There is an episode of Discovery's "Don't Do This At Home" or whatever it was called, they took a few microwaves, put them in a closet wrapped in aluminum foil, and it not only set off their geiger meter, but cooked the fish quickly.

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I really doubt it, at least with a modern microwave. Microwaves do not escape faraday cages.

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XLCaps said:

KremrBigSikter said:

XLCaps said:

Gilgamesh18 said:

This belongs in the conspiracy section

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RT is awesome.

http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/borowitzreport/2014/01/stephen-hawkings-blunder-on-black-holes-shows-danger-of-listening-to-scientists-says-bachmann.html
http://www.newyorker.com/online/blogs/frontal-cortex/2012/06/brain-experiments-why-we-dont-believe-science.html

Why your answer doesn't bother me.

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Oh man, that's hilarious. Leave it to politicians to explain why we shouldn't trust scientists.

Quote:

“Actually, Dr. Hawking, our biggest blunder as a society was ever listening to people like you,” said Rep. Bachmann. “If black holes don’t exist, then other things you scientists have been trying to foist on us probably don’t either, like climate change and evolution.”

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"You scientists".

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The point was that the current educational paradigms focus on absolutes and dismissing what could be. Science is in essence a great thing but the way we are taught to use it is improper and an interference to learning more. You simply dismissed the idea by subversively calling me crazy, and that is in essence what the article is about.

For instance we are still taught a few fundamentally wrong aspects of our solar system. #1 Nibiru was discovered in the late 1800s. #2 is that our orbits are very fixed and circular. That is very wrong. They intersect(on a 2D perspective). This ties in with #3 that we are fixed in space, circling the sun. That is also wrong. The sun is in orbit of something else. We are a moving mass, circling the sun in helixes and barrel rolls cascading through the cosmos, held strong very adamantly through electomagnetism and momentum.

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XLCaps said:

https://www.osha.gov/SLTC/radiofrequencyradiation/

http://mobilesyrup.com/2014/01/14/canadas-700-mhz-spectrum-auction-begins-today/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_frequency



3 – 30 Hz 105 – 104 km Extremely low frequency ELF
30 – 300 Hz 104 – 103 km Super low frequency SLF
300 – 3000 Hz 103 – 100 km Ultra low frequency ULF
3 – 30 kHz 100 – 10 km Very low frequency VLF
30 – 300 kHz 10 – 1 km Low frequency LF
300 kHz – 3 MHz 1 km – 100 m Medium frequency MF
3 – 30 MHz 100 – 10 m High frequency HF
30 – 300 MHz 10 – 1 m Very high frequency VHF
300 MHz – 3 GHz 1 m – 10 cm Ultra high frequency UHF
3 – 30 GHz 10 – 1 cm Super high frequency SHF
30 – 300 GHz 1 cm – 1 mm Extremely high frequency EHF
300 GHz - 3000 GHz 1 mm - 0.1 mm Tremendously high frequency THF

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Quote:

        Do Microwaves Leak?

    A survey conducted among the Professional Service Associates, a group of microwave repair servicemen, indicated that over 56% of microwave ovens two years or older leaked levels of radiation 10% higher than the safety standards set by the FDA.  More often than not, a simple adjustment was all that was needed to stop the leakage.

        What Causes Microwave Ovens To Leak?

        Slamming the oven door, dirt or food particles caught in the door seals and hinges, or basic        wear and tear all cause the oven door to slightly seperate from the oven enclosure.  Once          this happens, invisible, but highly dangerous microwaves leak through the small space and          cause irreversible damage and injury to the user.

      How Dangerous are Microwaves to People?

    The FDA has established microwave radiation exposure levels greater than 5mw/cm2 to be dangerous, but many medical experts disagree and think this level should be lowered. Independent studies have revealed levels much lower can cause:

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XLCaps said:

It takes time for exposure. The main point for the thread was I was bored and saw some shady information so I posted it for general knowledge and a little discussion. Instead I was met with automatic disbelief and people telling me I'm wrong. First of all I've only stated and left links for facts and credible sources. Secondly, this only supports what I was talking about with the science thing.

In school what do they do when they are asking about things? They ask for the answer, tell you that you are wrong, then move on and announce the correct answer. They don't ask, now everyone why was he thinking properly? Or why did you come to that conclusion? Nope, you are not credited for thinking, you are credited for parroting. Kids are taught from a young age to accept what they are told, think very little, and that their potential has a limit. Kids can understand the concepts of the universe if you take the time and proper approach. You will see, when my son is 4 years old and has as much of a grasp on quantum mechanics as you do. We all have infinite potential, and much like a nice dank plant, it takes some proper care and nurturing to produce the perfect mature buds. I can say with utmost certainty I would have understood the simple concepts of our solar system from a young age if only I was taught them.

Perhaps science is getting the wrong rap in this case, but the education system is whacked.

Hey, teachers, leave those kids alone.

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XLCaps said:

It takes time for exposure. The main point for the thread was I was bored and saw some shady information so I posted it for general knowledge and a little discussion. Instead I was met with automatic disbelief and people telling me I'm wrong. First of all I've only stated and left links for facts and credible sources. Secondly, this only supports what I was talking about with the science thing.

In school what do they do when they are asking about things? They ask for the answer, tell you that you are wrong, then move on and announce the correct answer. They don't ask, now everyone why was he thinking properly? Or why did you come to that conclusion? Nope, you are not credited for thinking, you are credited for parroting. Kids are taught from a young age to accept what they are told, think very little, and that their potential has a limit. Kids can understand the concepts of the universe if you take the time and proper approach. You will see, when my son is 4 years old and has as much of a grasp on quantum mechanics as you do. We all have infinite potential, and much like a nice dank plant, it takes some proper care and nurturing to produce the perfect mature buds. I can say with utmost certainty I would have understood the simple concepts of our solar system from a young age if only I was taught them.

Perhaps science is getting the wrong rap in this case, but the education system is whacked.

Hey, teachers, leave those kids alone.

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XLCaps said:

Nothing I said implied I don't understand science. That's just some half-assed insult you tried to throw at me for assuming the educational system might be out to get you.

I can give you one good sentence that more properly defines science than you did. Skepticize everything.

The education system is fundamentally flawed.



And koods: read a few books, spend a few days, or weeks in my case on the nazis and sumerians, then we can talk. There are more than a few books by credible scientists on the sumerians, and of course many declassified files on Nazis that actually support the Nazis way to osmose in to the US system. We have tablets that date back to Lemuria. And they are in museums.

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memes said:

shit isnt harmful

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