The 5G tower protest guy at my local bar changed my mind

There's this guy who hangs at my bar, always ranting about 5G towers causing health issues. I rolled my eyes for months, figured he was just another conspiracy nut. Then last week he showed me his medical records - his doctor documented a weird spike in his heart rate that perfectly matched when a new tower went up 200 feet from his apartment. Three separate nights he brought in time-stamped logs and readings from some cheap EMF meter he bought on Amazon. I'm still not fully convinced, but the data was specific enough that I can't just write him off anymore. Has anyone else come across hard proof like this that made you question something you dismissed?

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tarar271mo ago

Used to roll my eyes at these guys but that kind of data is hard to ignore.

henry_martinez1mo ago

Were those readings done far enough from the actual tower to rule out like interference from nearby phones or wifi routers? Idk, I'd want to see the same data collected from a neutral location without any EMF sources nearby before I started getting worried. That might be too much to ask from a random guy at a bar, but the heart rate thing is still pretty wild.