The TRUTH about Diseases Caused by Microwaves (Review/Rant) 

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@@ahmadmalik3757 Hey dude

Any of those perpetual machines or free energy BS videos.

@@sligovolts I think we all know that those are FAKE

@@BlueprintScience indeed we do, too low hanging fruit

That's a good way to go blind. I did put my hand in a microwave once (y'know... for science) - just felt like a warm sensation. Didn't hurt at all.

@@BlueprintScience putting your head into a particle accelerator isn't a good idea either, it made Anatoli Bugorski go a bit deaf.

Ahahahaha

Say this while holding finger guns

Killed you, how? With cancer?

Casey, I get that a lot. No bother. I'm just weally bad at speaking. Had years of speech classes when I was younger - no disorder I don't think. I just don't let it bother me. It pwobabily doesn't help that I record my videos at, like, 1AM after everybody else clears out either... BTW, thanks for subscribing. Next stop: 1MIL!!!

@@BlueprintScience You sound normal, and I could imagine other people talking like you and be fine. You are different, and so is everybody else including me.

Bathroom

If you have ever watched "the waking life" it means you are in a dream. you cant control light levels in a dream. boom you just became lucid. The new world is infinite , go explore and fly!

Oops, we're giving ourselves cancer!

I've overclocked my brain to 50Hz when I gave myself an electric shock from an old style PC power switch. I now have super powers. Strangely the feeling of 240 volts at 50Hz is quite a pleasant buzzing feeling throughout your body. Luckily my shock went in and out of the same finger so went nowhere near my heart, so wasn't 'that' dangerous. The burns on my finger hurt like a MF after I pulled myself off the metal contacts though. My superpower, I can spot computer based BS on the Internet.

@@maxximumb Wow Maxx B your superpower scares me. You are even a superman by grabbing 240 volts, was it DC or AC? God Bless my superhero.

I hope it was AC, as DC tends to carry more current at higher voltages... a lot more current@@leemiller295

@@BlueprintScience Living to give yourself cancer on purpose. Perfect!

I recall a Soviet microwave manufactured ca. 1986 (don't listen to people who said they were banned, at least 23 models were made between late 70s and 1991), power around 2300W i think due to it being made from repurposed military parts rather than dedicated ones we get in consumer ones these days, weight around 40kg, about 30l of volume. Tended to spark furiously, require a glass of water to be placed alongside whatever you're cooking, burned everything in spots, didn't have a rotary platter, but the emitter sat at the top and did rotate.

@CraftAero Yeah, and people walk out in sunlight too! Don't they know that sunlight is literally cancerous? I guess it's just a matter of human psychology. P.S. Your mom may be "pretty" but mine is HOT!

@@Michael-ro5cu 6 grand for a bit of chicken wire with holes smaller than quarter inch in size? You daft? Ref: Faraday Cage.

@@Michael-ro5cu They "leak dangerous amounts of RF radiation." ? You do understand that this is non-ionizing radiation and quite easily contained, yes? "deliberately toxic technology." ? Oh, lol... I get it now. I almost got trolled into that one.

@@Guinea.Pig-Gaming Alright, I had ONE typo after like 100 replies! (and I fixed it)

Sweet! Glad you liked it. P.S. You know I'm in my 20's, ergo not really a kid.

Thanks, Ian

Ethernet and I are age-old enemies!

@@BlueprintScience I don't know where you've been the past 30 years, but Ethernet no longer uses finicky coaxial cables and terminators. Maybe you should check it out again.

Thank you

Sounds like you're working with some significant power... What I would do is use the wall voltage and a transformer. You could even put a variac before the transformer to bring up the voltage slowly. I could build it from DC with a 555 oscillator. But I would much rather use the aforementioned method ^^^ I was able to find this. You could adjust the design to have it operate at 450V: www.instructables.com/id/How-to-make-a-High-Power-555-flyback-driver/

I have an accent?

With cancer?

those microwaves were the size of fridges, and were significantly less optimized and shielded

thank you, dont hate the microwave! eat a raw salad and move on haha!

Yeah! That's what I'm saying. Statistical evidence FTW.

Interesting. What were you going to say?

What about putting a mobile phone or WiFi blue tooth hand free device in your ears, obviously cooking our brain's... But as long as Telecommunications companies are making a fortune and most people use mobile phone's then its all OK.☺..I would rather have a Microwave oven cooking my food with no door than have a mobile phone next to my brain..I lost a friend who used a mobile phone everyday as part of his job he died from a massive brain tumour at just 38.

I dunno ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

That depends a lot on the speaker. Most speakers will still oscillate at low frequencies even if we cannot hear it. However, hearing it isn't what matters, the point was that it isn't dangerous.

I have done what has to be done... At least they are not flat-earthers.

@@BlueprintScience But flat-earthers are adorable. Like hamsters or hedgehogs.

@@SianaGearz Hamsters at least have wheels to spin on.

But if they do come over to the comments on here, we can help educate them and make the world a better place. The best thing you can do with knowledge is share it.

@@maxximumb You are talking about people who spent anywhere between 10-17 years in education system (lower boundary being usually mandatory) being fed the same knowledge we may convey and have already rejected it. They are no longer receptive towards it.

Wikipedia is usually an okay source for science mumbo-jumbo. You might be on to something, with all the health hazards out there, microwaves are not the most of our concern. 👍

Yes cooking food alters it's chemistry, that's why it tastes so good. Microwaves do destroy some nutritional content of vegetables, such as vitamins, but boiling does that too and to a greater degree. GMO. Nothing new there, humans have been selectively cross breeding plants and animals for over 12,000 years. That's why we have wheat, rice, corn, maize, cows, sheep, pigs, orange carrots instead of purple ones. All GMO is doing is making the selection for specific genes faster and not having to rely on the luck part of genetic mutation that drives evolution. If genetically modifying things never happened, the human race would still be sat around the fire banging rocks together. Life expectancy would be around 40-50 years and infant mortality would be around 50% and a simple cut or broken bone would likely kill you. Without genetically modifying viruses and bacteria we wouldn't have antibiotics and antiviral drugs. Every new technology has risks, people are allergic to antibiotics, pain medication can kill in large enough doses. Cars killed 37,461 Americans in 2016. Alcohol is responsible for one in every 10 deaths of Americans aged 20 to 64. I could only find one accidental death caused by a microwave oven, when it fell on a guys head. So out of seven billion people microwave ovens have only killed one person (however there have been two murder cases of babies being placed inside a microwave oven). Microwave ovens are one of the safest and most tested things we've ever invented.

Blueprint I don't know if you're interested, but would you like to join the discord server of a youtber called "Keystone Science"? He has ~150k subs and makes vids about electronics. The server is mainly about electronics (and other science fields). Here's the invite if you want to come; discord.gg/rvnbhNN

What? You mean, like.... buying a microwave?

Metal sparks inside so I wanted to see a microwave magnetron inside a shopping cart.

I mean what if the food in the microwave got sparked, can it cause cancer or other diseases?

Yeah, they're dumb!

Is Big Microwave behind this?!?!!!!!

Matjaž Čeh, to be clear, I said that depth is inversely proportional to frequency, not equal to it. Also, x-rays fall outside of the boundary condition because their uniquely high energies allows them to *partially* transmit through most materials - they are attenuated a lot which is what makes contrast in x-ray images possible. Ionizing radiation plays by its own rules and is not the target of this video. In general, each material has a unique spectrum response (look up spectrometry) but most materials will roughly follow the inverse attenuation as I presented it; it isn’t wrong, but it may be called an “oversimplification” P.S. if x-rays could pass through us, there would be no reason to fear them.

@@BlueprintScience Thanx for explaining... i just like finding wrong stuff - thinking critically and all that... +Can you explain dissectable capacitor? (i believe some influential people like you can promote true knowledge) watch from 2:00 onward: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-9ckpQW9sdUg.html +And magnets showing spiraling motion? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-l7OzMURRU_k.html (most interesting is after 17:00) Thank you again for your time and hope you take this as "video material" if you run out of ideas. Cheers

You should definitely do that!

@@Michael-ro5cu your alex jones vibe is thick in these threads bro

Asher Chung, I’ve heard suburban legends that they can, but I find it a little unlikely. The antennas can deliver enough power to heat up anything significant. Like all electronics, they generate a little heat which can easily be misinterpreted as the microwaves cooking.

Blueprint Thanks a lot!

cause the word Radiation has negative connotations. i mess with people and when i go turn on my grow lights for my indoor garden i tell them im going to blast my herbs with high powered radiation. they freak out and i laugh

I said this before to an other comment. the microwave is the vector that carries the energy to the water inside the piece of broccoli thus heating it up and yes prb denaturing some of the vitamins and anti oxidants. derrrrr the heat at the bottom of your pan in flame form is the vector that carries the energy to the water that heats up the broccoli prb denaturing some of the vitamins and anti oxidants.. you dont seem to understand that the microwave is doing the same thing as the heated water under flame. you want vitamins to remain in-tacked in your broccoli? then DONT HEAT IT UP AT ALL IN ANY WAY! microwave or not, eat it raw dude. you blame the microwave with the same ignorant tone that the video does that OP is debunking. eat your veggies raw bro, dont hate on the microwave. Stop using the word "nuke", thats a word you prb stole from you older ill informed parents. my parents say the same word out of ignorance.

How does microwaves cause cancer it is uv and smaller wavelengths that cause cancer because they have a lot more energy. A microwave will kill in some sort of way but not in the form of cancer.

@@pepelajuandeag1696 Microwaves cause free radical damage, a cause of cancer. Do some research.... In a well known incident, the Soviets were bombarding the US embassy in Moscow with microwave emissions, in effect very slowly cooking the occupants inside, which also happened in the 80s. Most if not all of the people working there reported insomnia, irritation, headache, nausea... and nearly every single one of them died of cancer within a few years of being stationed there in that building and very recently the US embassy in Havana was hit by directed energy weapons and I'm not talking lasers, which have been fielded too, btw, though you're not supposed to know about that... vehicle mounted... Panama. Do some research... this Blueprint guy probably won't kill himself messing around a little bit with magnetrons, I'm not saying that. The actual weapons have a very high pulse rate, a sort of "rate of fire", to use machine gun terminology and they use a lot of electricity to do it. Microwave emitters are available for sale on the dark web, most of them you plug in. If you're getting slow cooked by your fucking cannibal neighbor, you'll know it. Buy an electromagnetic frequency meter and take pics of their electrical meter, invariably they'll have an anomalously high watt usage. Could be an illegal cannabis grow-op... time for a raid.

Interesting. I wasn't able to find the story about the man who murdered his aunt anywhere. But I can believe that a microwave without the door would be a serious health toll to anybody nearby. Somewhere around 9:50 in the video, I make mention that microwaves may cause immune system problems. But I am sure that the EM is too low energy to cause cancer. I've heard about that military EM weapon a few years back. If I remember, it operates differently from a magnetron and at a much higher frequency. It's both cool and terrifying at the same time! ... Just a thought, aluminum foil would make a great defense!

​@@johnboymccraken702 I cannot find any press reports regarding the alleged Pittsburgh murder-by-microwave-cancer. I tried a few dozen combinations of keywords of various specificity including searching for each year from 1980 to 1989 and i got nothing. Would you please provide a reference to back up the story. I vaguely remember hearing something of a kind but even back then it lacked evidence that it ever happened, seems like an urban legend. I mean it can pretty much never be proven that in any given incident, something particular gave someone cancer, cancer doesn't appear on command, and for any environment condition, chemical etc. that causes cancer, being subject to enough of it to make cancer likely enough to be effective, you are still more likely to die from immediate toxicity or cell damage. Besides cancer is subject to cell division limits, it can't go from nonexistent (or just single mutated cells) to life-threatening in months, it fundamentally takes years. It doubles the size on a schedule, like say about every couple months for a fast-growing one, so it can go from a tiny little cancer to contaminating your whole body in a year or two, but it probably took about decade to get from a single mutated cell to that tiny little cancer, OK? About the embassy incident in Moscow, the first thing i found was doi: 10.1186/1476-069X-11-85 and NTIA-SP-81-12, according to which people within the radiation zone suffered no adverse health effects. Anyway the magnitude of radiation was lower than our current ambient just from cell phone towers, in the order of magnitude of uW/cm^2. Besides, think about it for a second, what would be the point for Soviets to try to kill embassy workers at all, and in such an absurd way that according to that day's science wouldn't even be guaranteed to work? If people were to die at all, they would be replaced. If Soviets were concerned about espionage, murder would be counterproductive. More likely that they tried backscatter analysis or to power listening devices, or it was even stray radiation from a research facility. Besides, this wasn't even in the 80s, this was in the 60s and 70s. The embassy had been aware of the irradiation, and by late 70s, they made it public knowledge, so in the 80s, the Soviets certainly wouldn't try that again.

@@SianaGearz Of course not... and the internet is individualized now, anyhow. CONSPIRACY! LMAO I read about the case in a book. Oh, and your channel has no content... owned, bitch bot. Make a live stream, right now, proving you're real. Screenshot_