I remember as a kid, any time I went to Radio Shack, I would hear a very high-pitched sound that no one else seemed to hear. I've always had a really good ear for music, a very slight form of synesthesisia, and I just assumed the two things were related. Now decades later, I have bad and worsening tinnitus.
I wonder if it's EMF damage. I can't afford the testing much less any of the mitigation efforts you describe, so I guess it doesn't matter, but interesting to ponder (and something to add to the long list of things we need to solve as a species that I won't live to see).
I remember as a kid, any time I went to Radio Shack, I would hear a very high-pitched sound that no one else seemed to hear. I've always had a really good ear for music, a very slight form of synesthesisia, and I just assumed the two things were related. Now decades later, I have bad and worsening tinnitus.
I wonder if it's EMF damage. I can't afford the testing much less any of the mitigation efforts you describe, so I guess it doesn't matter, but interesting to ponder (and something to add to the long list of things we need to solve as a species that I won't live to see).
I was a skeptic on this topic. Too much data points to the fact that this is real and causing real harm. Good article.
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