5G Heads Blowing / AI Interface

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5G rolled out and many anticipate heads blowing up by spontaneous combustion as they were in Israel when it was rolled out. Only thing is proof has been limited to a video claiming this conclusion is from 5g. We debunk some of the claims as we examine the potential real dangers of 5G. AI technology is pushing for interface connectivity to your brain. Will they hack your brain? They cannot read your thoughts, but the technology datelining your input, watching you on devices, and monitoring algorithms gives the quantum computer enough information to make probable predictions about what you are thinking.

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