whygetfat on Nostr: Andrew Marino: "People think that the energy along power lines goes through the wire. ...
Andrew Marino: "People think that the energy along power lines goes through the wire. It doesn't. It goes outside the wire. How far outside? The 3⁄4 of a million volt power lines in New York, it extends almost a mile on either side of that right of way.
"People live in that energy flow and it's there 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. They live in that flow. That flow didn't exist from the beginning of time until they started building power lines. Now they live in it and they just assume it has no consequences.
"When you get within, let's say, 500 meters on either side of the power line, the strength of that energy flow, to me, is scary, well above whatever existed in nature. They live in it day in and day out, forever. They raise their kids in it.
"But that's the reality of it. It's a risk; they don't appreciate the risk. Being able to appreciate the risk was denied to them following the NIH handling of the issue. Becker started it in 1973. He was driven out of his job in 1980. By 1995, 1996 NIH had vitiated the improvements Becker and I had brought by testifying in a New York power line hearing. We were right back to where we started. They wiped away what we had accomplished. Now there's no protection to anybody, anywhere.
"What are the consequences? Who knows."
Dr. Andrew Marino PhD JD with Cameron Borg @ 01:05:23–01:07:26 (posted 2025-03-18) https://youtu.be/YkBsVMjnwkA&t=3923
"People live in that energy flow and it's there 365 days a year, 24 hours a day. They live in that flow. That flow didn't exist from the beginning of time until they started building power lines. Now they live in it and they just assume it has no consequences.
"When you get within, let's say, 500 meters on either side of the power line, the strength of that energy flow, to me, is scary, well above whatever existed in nature. They live in it day in and day out, forever. They raise their kids in it.
"But that's the reality of it. It's a risk; they don't appreciate the risk. Being able to appreciate the risk was denied to them following the NIH handling of the issue. Becker started it in 1973. He was driven out of his job in 1980. By 1995, 1996 NIH had vitiated the improvements Becker and I had brought by testifying in a New York power line hearing. We were right back to where we started. They wiped away what we had accomplished. Now there's no protection to anybody, anywhere.
"What are the consequences? Who knows."
Dr. Andrew Marino PhD JD with Cameron Borg @ 01:05:23–01:07:26 (posted 2025-03-18) https://youtu.be/YkBsVMjnwkA&t=3923