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Interesting theory on the demise of the honeybee

gabersgabers Posts: 2,787
edited May 2010 in A Moving Train
I got this link from a friend. I'd imagine this guy's a pretty big conspiracy theorist, but it's a new take on the crisis with the bees dying off.

http://www.communicationagents.com/sepp ... _blame.htm
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  • polaris_xpolaris_x Posts: 13,559
    not sure what it is specifically but it's definitely a drastic environmental change ... whether it be pesticides, cell towers or what ...
  • pickupyourwillpickupyourwill Posts: 3,135
    polaris_x wrote:
    not sure what it is specifically but it's definitely a drastic environmental change ... whether it be pesticides, cell towers or what ...

    I'm so glad you brought up the cell towers. I love cell phones and all, but people are too often blind to the effects of all the crazy cell waves and extra shit like that existing in our atmosphere. just like with the amount of radiation that these cell phones and computers put off. so many people are in denial about it. these things of convenience also have consequences. just like the generations before us that invented plastic bags for the convenience yet failed to contemplate its effects on the environment--just like massive waste dumps for that matter.
  • polaris_xpolaris_x Posts: 13,559
    pickupyourwill wrote:
    polaris_x wrote:
    not sure what it is specifically but it's definitely a drastic environmental change ... whether it be pesticides, cell towers or what ...

    I'm so glad you brought up the cell towers. I love cell phones and all, but people are too often blind to the effects of all the crazy cell waves and extra shit like that existing in our atmosphere. just like with the amount of radiation that these cell phones and computers put off. so many people are in denial about it. these things of convenience also have consequences. just like the generations before us that invented plastic bags for the convenience yet failed to contemplate its effects on the environment--just like massive waste dumps for that matter.

    there was a while ther when i wasn't sleeping well and i read that electronic equipment can affect your sleep ... so, i moved my clock radio above my head and i think it worked ... hard to say definitively but definitely, to your point, we don't often look at all the consequences ... especially as it pertains to the enviornment ... cancer is the second leading cause of death in america next to heart disease ... both of those things are attributable to things that are within our control ... but foresake in the name of progress and corruption ...
  • ShawshankShawshank Posts: 1,018
    I would not be surprised if they found a solid link between cell towers and a decline in bees. We grow so much of our own food, we've actually considered raising bees. It's something we may start doing next year.

    As a side note, I started putting my phone in "airplane mode" when I go to sleep at night. I just don't like the thought of that BZZZ tick BZZZZ tick ringing through my brain every five minutes.
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