7:00 I thought it didn't make sense for a laser beam intensity to decrease with square distance. The reason light (or any EM wave) from conventional sources does so is light spreads in a sphere like pattern while laser rays stay parallel and stay so for a long time or distance after emission (does this also contradict a bit the EM theory of light).

So it should, in a certain measure, the 5 G beam, which more is similar to a radar beam emitted by a phased array antenna though it is not as perfect as a laser ray is. Near, far, km.

Anyways we can be sure a 5G beam does not spread in all directions like a sphere but much more focused thus having much more energy for the same emitting power at the phone, thus being much more dangerous if one (or your head) gets inside the beam, especially near the source (phone).

6:24 Mostly absorbed by the surface of your skin. Most of pain symptoms i am experiencing are at the surface of my skin. How the signal will reach the tower if your head is inside the beam or at that distance (zero), should better say the beam is inside your head?

6:30 Laser is an EM wave with a plane front instead of spheric (yes with abrupt edges). If it wasn'y so i would not keep its intensity over long distances. But doesn't it contradict the EM field theory of light?

Right. They spread. Diffraction. Wave nature of light. Real and ideal planar waves differ fundamentally.

Must form (looseles) loops and non uniform patterns (turbulence like maybe).

Must be the waves spread beyond the collimation region but photons do not.

(Waves are spherical and do not end abruptly. Laser light does not spread).

7:50 She has been on top of my head for nearly an hour and then she left as i was dressing to go outside to check. Now he made a little synchronized creak that made me forget the next phrase i wanted to write about the current (fake) theory of light.


7:40 I asked because i got 3 rather expensive items to return all deffective and don't know what to do. 40%, isn't that a waste?