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10th August 2020, 02:09 PM | #2201 |
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And I agree with your thinking. I brought it up earlier this same way, citing Thiokol's hastily-prepared presentation that committed exactly the same error that PartSkeptic is poised to commit, and which you've also now identified. There can be no more discarded trials in the new statistical model.
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10th August 2020, 02:46 PM | #2204 |
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I don't think so. My impression is that PartSkeptic doesn't know how to get the modem to consistently produce the power level he has now decided is necessary. That decision was based on a single piece of anecdotal data obtained when playing with his meter.
I have no idea how often the modem produces the supposedly sufficient level. |
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10th August 2020, 03:13 PM | #2206 |
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Sure, I'll take that as read. My question was really about whether we can consider power level a categorical variable or whether it's a continuous variable. Seems like we don't have enough information to know.
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Without more information, I can see how he might now be confused. Having attributed a high reading to the notion that the modem broadcasts at different discrete power levels, he might now be puzzled about how to get the modem to behave as it did the one time. It may be that the modem was not responsible for the surge he observed, and that the high power level he says is required to give him headaches is simply never going to come from the modem. I see Mojo already ninjaed this point.
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Originally Posted by PartSkeptic previously
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You also lied about appealing the decision to the South African Appeals Court. You can't appeal on the facts, but only on a point of law. You really only made it to an informal administrations appeal tribunal which dismissed your incoherent claim as worthless. Try to get your fairy tales to match next time. |
10th August 2020, 04:21 PM | #2208 |
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This, yes- as outlined in your final table. I don't know why he'd object- after all, he's getting the profit of the hits as well as the loss of the misses; and if his hypothesis is valid, the hits will, as you've said repeatedly, be more frequent than would be expected by chance, i.e., it won't be a wash.
And to reiterate, this is based my recollection of something he's said here about discarding results- I may be in error, and he never said any such thing. The thing is, I can't see any other reason for monitoring the modem's power level except as some reference point to somehow weight the results of the test(s) after they're in. Certainly, in any case, it's something PS could easily clear up with a step-wise statement of his protocol. |
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From my reading of the spec back whenever, the device appears to have discrete transmission powers (5 from memory, but I would have to go back and reread the spec and at this point I lack the will to waste that time). It certainly does not have bugger all and full blast as the only settings so this is yet another resort to ambiguity as camouflage to me.
Sure, I could delve back into the spec, but what is the point at this stage? The claim is, or was, that it merely must be active and that is all. Or it was. Now the claim is different. Do I want to waste my time chasing rocket propelled goalposts? I suspect you or anyone else can detect my answer to that question. So I will happily concede that the device might have a continuously variable transmission power (although I doubt it), but I don't care anymore. We started with a binary. Is it on or off. Now we are at what power level and it could be the tower anyway so the device is irrelevant. We are only a short step from dowsing. The whole thing has become so bizarre. Now, I will agree with you. Our protagonist could, if so motivated, actually regain at least some credibility. But the procession of Abe Simpsons style bizarre recollections kill it for me. I was only short of asking if really tied an onion to his belt as was the style at the time. And then there is the odd insults. I know I am a professional engineer. I also know that you are a better engineer than I. I consider that Evilbiker well might be, but I don't know as much about his history. I bothers me not a whit. We all have our limits. But I know for certain that we all know what we are talking about and we can spot the BS when it turns up. |
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I am a little surprised (officially that is) that a person of great intelligence and long expertise, facing what might be a seminal discovery, seems unable to determine what variables are involved in making the modem go to a high level.
The test would be considerably streamlined if the operation of the modem were well understood, I think. |
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I am happy to see Pixel42 getting excited again, and I agree fully that no data points be discarded. However, I see an issue here:
What is to stop PS bringing up other RF sources in the case that he gets a headache when the modem is off? He has said that he is affected by all RF sources, although he does state that the modem is the prime mover. That said, there are without a doubt cell towers in the vicinity that may have an influence besides the modem. I would record the average meter reading for all test cases as well. |
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10th August 2020, 10:40 PM | #2213 |
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Wi-Fi systems emit high-frequency electromagnetic radiation (at either 2.4 GHz or 5 GHz....A Wi-Fi system generally emits at a very low power -- typically about 0.1 Watts emitted from both the computer antenna and the router antenna. The power falls off very rapidly a few inches from the antennas.
https://www.ehs.uci.edu/programs/rad...i%20Safety.pdf So we know what frequency and amplitude we are looking for to see if it even exists in "the other room". EMF measurement https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EMF_measurement ..and we know how to measure it. So why doesn't Partskeptic stop wasting our time and go see what EMF he belives he is receiving "in the other room"? If he fakes the result we can review the mathematics by reviewing his modem's specifications. |
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Problem is, he is using a crappy broadband meter that cannot differentiate between frequencies and has a dubious level measurement as well. So all we can review from the power level is whether there is something transmitting. Still, the more data, the better. If, on the other hand, he had a decent spectrum analyser, it would be much easier. However, I don't believe his spirit on enquiry extends to getting hold of a piece of equipment of the quality ideally needed for this type of test, so we must make do. (Just FYI, it would cost in the region of about $5000 for a refurbished HP 8563e. Of course, he would need to know how to use it, so there's that...) |
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10th August 2020, 11:29 PM | #2216 |
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I do not know why you are having a problem with the issue about emf level. This is not a psychic test to define whether a device is on or off. It is a test to determine whether emfs are capable of causing harm such as a headache. I proposed a test of me in a box (shielded and unshielded) near the tower. The emf radiation is consistently high, and the symptoms therefore reasonably consistent with exposure. Then I discovered that I got a headache when my wife put her WiFi modem on. This happened at least twice. I measured the emf and found it to be very high. But when I began a test, I found the emf to be low. Emf radiation is no different to other radiation. The effects are dependent on both the level of exposure and the duration of the exposure. Some people do not understand what this modem does. It takes a Wifi signal from one or more cell phones and then uses another frequency and power to connect to a tower (and maybe a satellite). It would seem that if it chooses a nearby tower, it only needs low power. Which is why I chose my wife's office for a test because the modem seems to go to high power there. The problem there is that when the modem is off, there are other devices that sometimes go to high power so there is not much difference between modem on or modem off. I have headache even before the test is started. An example. Yesterday my wife got a call and she turned her modem on in the usual place. The kitchen. I measure the radiation. It was low (about 30). When I went closer, the radiation increased (about 300) but it was very dependent on position. Just moving the meter 6 inches caused a big drop or more of an increase (30 to 600). I tried standing a meter away for 10 minutes. I did not sense any head pain. But what did happen was that about 20 minutes later I had a dull nasty overall headache which lasted about 2-3 hours. In the last 4 days I have been free of flu symptoms, and free of sinus infection. My concern is that I have claimed for some time that mobile emfs "amplify" any underlying problems. If my sinuses are clear, then I may not get the sharp and quick sinus pain I experienced before. On Wednesday I will be at the office. I am going to find a spot away from the other devices and try to get high emfs. Then I will see if I get a headache. If I do not, or it takes a while for me to get a dull headache, then I need to rethink the test protocol. I am being honest and upfront. The whole subject is complex. It makes repeatability a problem. |
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I worked in the radio and research department at Joburg City Power when I was a student. We had good equipment including spectrum analyzers. Why do you snidely infer I am incapable of using one? This is the type of snarky remark that led to IQs. $5,000 is way beyond my budget, much as I would like one. |
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Because your approach to this is bollocks.
You are less than no help at all in our questioning what may be the the source of your discomforts. Stop fighting us. Period. Period. As an example... I'm distressed why I'm horribly congested (you get how fatalistic it can make one when one can't breathe) and a year in just this week I think it may come down to a lactose intolerance because I buy a bit of 2% milk maybe once every couple weeks. You NEED to either go with our quick plan of... test dev; implementation; analasys... evaluation. Or... Shut... The... ****... Up! Choose. |
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You are right. BUT... There are no specifications on such a modem. Hardly enough to even operate the darn thing. One variable appears to be how far the tower with an available slot is. How do I make a device NOT go to the nearest tower. The other variable is the volume of data it must stream. If the nearest tower cannot handle the volume it passes it to a tower further away that can handle the data stream. I can influence this by having a cell phone connect and carry on a communication. A video call is best to increase the volume. I think, but cannot be sure, that a high data volume call also has higher emf radiation to carry the volume, for the same tower. It would be best to have two cell phones making calls at the same time. This is getting complicated. I made an assumption based on three initial observations. Is it my fault that it turns out that I am dealing with a part of a system that is highly integrated and can change its behavior to suit conditions? It is why the mobile network is so successful. 5G is going to be even worse to do tests on. In real life, it detects reflections and uses them. It is quite happy to use multiple paths at multiple powers and even steer then with directional software. Madam Curie did not know the harm radiation could cause when she first experimented. We have not experimented enough to know the harm that might be caused to whole populations. The Telcos simply say that IF there is harm, then epidemiological studies are needed to prove it. The problem is that many scientific tests in labs used a single frequency microwave and made efforts to have it uniform throughout the test chamber. It had now been discovered that pulsations in various ways (ie real life exposure) is much worse. Companies are aware of when field tests are being done, and they interfere with them. In one case, a group went to a South American country in secret to avoid that interference. |
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Well, as older experienced skeptics guessed, it was only a matter of time until Partskeptic reinvented Wilhelm Reich's orgone collection box.
In 1940 he (Wilhelm Reich) started building orgone accumulators, devices that his patients sat inside to harness the reputed health benefits, leading to newspaper stories about sex boxes that cured cancer........In 1935 Reich bought an oscillograph and attached it to friends and students, who volunteered to touch and kiss each other while Reich read the tracings. One of the volunteers was a young Willy Brandt, the future chancellor of Germany. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wilhelm_Reich |
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Riiight...you did your first electronics course in 4th year which you failed, according to your own words, and you worked in radio and research at City Power? Colour me unconvinced.
From your posts here, you don't seem to understand basic RF theory, why would I even begin to assume you understand spectral analysis, or even an FFT? I somehow doubt you would have, as a vac work student, got close to operating a spectrum analyser to any good effect. No way I would let a student near a piece of equipment that cost upwards of $2000 to fix when they (eventually, without ******* fail) blow the front end. You did a heavy current degree, didn't you? Considering you had a City Power bursary, that's what I would expect. |
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It is your fault that you made an assumption based on just three anecdotal data points. Especially when you were aware of all the blinded studies which have shown that others who made the same assumption based on the same kind of anecdotal data points were mistaken.
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That's not how Johannesburg City Power were using Partskeptic to generate heat and power..
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Well, I could briefly see an uptick of interest - you made tables!
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Here's your laughing dog, Jim_MDP: Upthread I showed you a piece of equipment that can be used as a communication device for testing cellular communications. Do you really think that a cellular provider would be able to get all the certification for their products without doing testing of all forms of communication?? Uniform throughout the test chamber - here's another laughing dog: You actually have no idea what test chambers are used for RF testing, do you? I'm not telling you, you figure it out for yourself. Then feel free to tell me why your "uniform throughout the test chamber" statement is wrong. For extra points, tell me what the primary function of such a chamber is? South American country?? Here's another laughing dog: |
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Thanks EB, wish I could bank it in TapaCrap . Please help PS ... screw it, he's beyond.
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He should have kept improving it... https://www.askmen.com/entertainment...s-guide-2.html But on a more serious note, I wonder if PS already has a device to measure Cell phone and Cell tower signals? I refer to the many apps on Google Play store that will run on android phones (don't know if IPhone's have similar apps) that will show local WiFi signals, and (different apps that show) Cell Tower signals. I admit I'm out of my knowledge base here, but maybe some of you experts could comment? Wifi analyzer: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...erpro&hl=en_US Cell tower analyzer: https://play.google.com/store/apps/d...olite&hl=en_US |
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No. It's a test to see whether your specific equipment is the cause of your headaches. That's a very different question than whether "emfs" are generally harmful in some vague or unrelated way. You're the one that keeps conflating unrelated and incompatible claims. You're trying to blame telcos for your headaches. But you need a different thing to be true in order to pretend to be a prophet.
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You could start by learning about principles of cellular communication from people who aren't afraid of technology.
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Correct. Every time a new "G" is rolled out, there's a flurry of activity from certain groups. They argue that the technological advancements particular to a new generation of RF infrastructure is going to be the death of us all. These groups come principality from Luddites ("Our technology is destroying the planet!") and anti-capitalists ("Big companies are ignoring the danger so that they can continue to profit!"). But the lion's share of their argumentation is just recycled polemics with cherry-picked, and poorly-interpreted, footnotes from a combination of the legitimate scientific literature and the pseudo-literature particular to Luddism. The anti-capitalists are generally the ones responsible for the paranoid icing on top.
This is clearly where PartSkeptic is getting this part of his argument. He seems to think he can reproduce their literature survey here, pretend it's his own scholarship, and thereby put everyone else on the hook. It's been a couple months since he tried this last, so I guess he imagines everyone has forgotten the argument.
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It happened twice? Good luck building a statistical case out of that.
And after it happened twice you whipped out the crank-o-meter that you coincidentally happened to have bought from a company the only markets pointless devices to cranks? That just tells me that you believed the wild CT BEFORE you had any headaches. No partskeptic, we know exactly how such devices work and they ain't connecting to any satellites, as you would be well aware of, if your claims to expertise were real. |
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