I watched it, and I regret giving this man the ad revenue. I'm sorry, I cannot consider this video a reliable scientific source and I highly encourage that you don't either.
Some red flags, all of which can be found in the very short video / comments section or in links I've provided:
> This is a YT video that could be filmed by literally anyone. Somewhat irrelevant, but nothing about the video suggests that he is in any way credible, down to the shaky camera and the lack of proper citations in the description.
> The YouTuber has admitted several times in the comments section that he is not a professional and, in short, has no idea what he's talking about.
> He's also admitted that his equipment may not be calibrated correctly.
> He has also failed to provide proper sources for any of his "scientific claims." A good rule of thumb is that anyone who refuses to get any more specific than "scientists and doctors all around the world" is not trustworthy.
> Hidden like / dislike counter, and the fact that he's deleting pretty much any negative comments. Actively suppressing opposition does very little for one's credibility.
> And most telling of all, the fact that this YouTuber is selling so-called "protective equipment" (https://emf-protection.us/emf-protection-store/#!/c/32163292) which has no data supporting its effectiveness besides the YTer's claim that it was designed by an "engineer" and that it was "tested" (by him, so you're just gonna have to take his word for it) to work. Not exactly peer-reviewed research. This also means that this YouTuber has a strong financial incentive to spread - excuse my language - bullshit.
In conclusion, he has no evidence, no credibility, and "warning" people of EMF earns him money. I'm glad you're doing your own research, but not all sources are created equal. Please don't trust this YouTuber. We have too many people spreading misinformation.
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I watched it, and I regret giving this man the ad revenue. I'm sorry, I cannot consider this video a reliable scientific source and I highly encourage that you don't either.
Some red flags, all of which can be found in the very short video / comments section or in links I've provided:
> This is a YT video that could be filmed by literally anyone. Somewhat irrelevant, but nothing about the video suggests that he is in any way credible, down to the shaky camera and the lack of proper citations in the description.
> The YouTuber has admitted several times in the comments section that he is not a professional and, in short, has no idea what he's talking about.
> He's also admitted that his equipment may not be calibrated correctly.
> He has also failed to provide proper sources for any of his "scientific claims." A good rule of thumb is that anyone who refuses to get any more specific than "scientists and doctors all around the world" is not trustworthy.
> Hidden like / dislike counter, and the fact that he's deleting pretty much any negative comments. Actively suppressing opposition does very little for one's credibility.
> And most telling of all, the fact that this YouTuber is selling so-called "protective equipment" (https://emf-protection.us/emf-protection-store/#!/c/32163292) which has no data supporting its effectiveness besides the YTer's claim that it was designed by an "engineer" and that it was "tested" (by him, so you're just gonna have to take his word for it) to work. Not exactly peer-reviewed research. This also means that this YouTuber has a strong financial incentive to spread - excuse my language - bullshit.
In conclusion, he has no evidence, no credibility, and "warning" people of EMF earns him money. I'm glad you're doing your own research, but not all sources are created equal. Please don't trust this YouTuber. We have too many people spreading misinformation.
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Oh it's a sales pitch! Snake oil and goat glands made fortunes for hucksters shucking shills and suckers.
Again Horse you've exposed the crux of the bisquit. Well done!💥