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les online's avatar

Take notice the next time a youngster in a pram/pusher/stroller is passing you...Notice the canopy, often laden with things, separates the child and its parent, blocks eye contact between the child and its parent/minder. Notice also there's no verbal contact; the parent/minder giving all attention to the little black device (s)he holds close to an ear...

You might notice the child twisting its body seeking eye contact with its minder. Or, resigned ,mumbling to itself, giving its attention to some play object in lieu of returning the loving attentions of its minder...

Eye contact is so vital ! This early "socialisation", of leaning that "you're all alone" leaves its indelible imprint**...(Of course, its good training for those who want to pilot spaceships to Mars)...

When a young organism reaches out, meets with an absence, an indifference, it soon gives up, shrinks emotionally...

**(Bioenergetic Therapist Alexander Lowen MD wrote that a child's feeling of being (emotionally) abandoned is a major factor in adult Depression (His 'Depression & the Body' was published before 'depression epidemics' ever got the attention it nowadays gets in popular magazines)...

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Now my small suburban/semi-rural town is planning and preparing to install a 5G tower. They have hired Hoplite Communications "to insure a safe and orderly deployment" and explain the benefits to the community. I may be the only awake person in my town. I understand the dangers of 5G. I have no like-minded neighbors. I fought the smart meters alone, and did not win.

If I go to the town council meeting with the Hoplite representative and recite the dangers and present evidence of peer-reviewed studies, they will all think I am crazy. The other residents and the town council have no idea about the connection of the vax, the cellphone, and 5G. They do not understand that these are weapons; it is inconceivable to them. Is it better to stay invisible, stay home, and say nothing?

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