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The WHO does classify radiofrequency fields from phones as possibly carcinogenic, which is the category that means the question is open rather than answered. What it does not find is consistent evidence of harm below the levels that heat tissue, and nothing establishes damage to children's brains or behavioural disorders. Possibly carcinogenic is not the same as shown to cause harm.
Some were, some were not, and the reason matters. Saline placebos have been used in vaccine trials going back to Salk's 1954 polio trial, and rotavirus vaccines on the current schedule were tested that way too. For others, running an inert placebo would mean leaving children unprotected against a disease we already have a vaccine for, so trials compare the new vaccine against the existing one instead. That is an ethics call, not a gap nobody noticed.
Magnetic levitation, including the diamagnetic kind, works by balancing gravity with an equal and opposite magnetic force, not by getting rid of gravity. An object floating above magnets is held up the same way a book is held up by a table, two forces canceling out while gravity keeps acting on it the whole time. No magnet and coil setup has shown that gravity doesn't exist, and physicists have not accepted claims that it disproves the force.
There is no legal evidence or successful infringement lawsuits validating these claims of IP theft.
Atomic orbitals are described by probability clouds of various shapes; they are not uniformly toroidal.
This is a pseudoscientific term with no basis in physical chemistry or quantum mechanics.
Terrology lacks the mathematical rigor and peer-reviewed validation required of physical laws.
The aether hypothesis was disproven by the Michelson-Morley experiment and rendered unnecessary by relativity.
Mathematical multiplication is defined as repeated addition or scaling. One group of one is universally defined as one.
In geometry, a line is 1D and by definition has 0 area. This is a property, not a flaw of geometry.
Howard has many applications, but the number of awarded and scientifically valid patents is highly disputed.
Russell's table is based on mystical concepts, whereas Mendeleev's is based on empirical atomic structure.
Gravity and electromagnetism are separate forces with different behaviour. Gravity acts on mass and energy, only ever attracts, and has no charge to cancel it out. Electric force acts on charge, pushes as well as pulls, and is around ten to the thirty-sixth times stronger between two protons. General relativity, which treats gravity as curvature in spacetime, is what GPS satellites correct for every day to stay accurate.
The theorem is a fundamental principle of Euclidean geometry, independent of Earth's shape.
Zero is an essential placeholder and value in modern science and mathematics.
Research on 'infantile amnesia' shows the brain structures needed for explicit memory, especially the hippocampus, aren't developed enough at birth or before to form memories a person could consciously recall years later. That's the mainstream explanation for why virtually no one can reliably remember their own birth or time in the womb. Researchers who study this generally treat claims like this as reconstructed or false memories rather than genuine recollections.
There's no credible scientific evidence that the Flower of Life symbol encodes hidden physics. Howard's own explanation of it, built around terms like 'wave conjugations,' uses real sounding scientific language incorrectly, and outlets that reviewed his claims found the underlying terminology and math don't hold up. The Flower of Life is a sacred geometry symbol with cultural and decorative history, not a repository of undiscovered physical laws.
Intentionally is the part that does not hold. V-safe was built to catch common short-term reactions through daily check-ins, and it did flag when someone needed medical care or missed work. It was never the channel for unusual or serious events, which is what VAERS is for, and it was not designed to establish cause. Being narrow by design is different from being built to suppress.
The CDC's actual response to ICAN's lawsuit listed 20 peer reviewed studies, including 13 specifically on thimerosal, not zero. Fact checkers who reviewed the court filing found ICAN's 'no studies' framing was inaccurate, since thimerosal research existed and at least one study directly covered the specific childhood vaccines ICAN had asked about. Health authorities like the CDC and WHO have decades of published thimerosal safety research on record.
The allegation is real, the finding is not. Kenya's Catholic bishops said in 2014 that tetanus vaccine vials contained beta hCG. A joint Ministry of Health and Church commission then tested 59 vials: 56 came back negative, and the three positives were vials that had already been opened and handled. WHO and UNICEF said the claim was not backed by evidence, and the labs used pregnancy tests not designed for vaccine samples.
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