is grounding technology a meme?

>>106020670 (OP)
No, silver fiber works as an antenna and reflect radio waves (wi-fi, 5g, etc.) right into your reproduction organs

>>106020707
so yes?

I wish I could invent shit like this and never have to work a real job again, just have an army of morons buying my crystals to protect them from 5G

>>106020670 (OP)
what is this whore doing next to my gf?

>>106020670 (OP)
>>106020926
samepedo from letochan btw

>>106020946
pov: you're leto

all those snti emf hats are false advertising. silver is $40 an oz. You do the math.

>>106020670 (OP)
I think it's a meme.
So for example, you ever see that video where someone was able to pull am radio signals off of grounding wire in a house?
For one, you probably don't want that, which for efficacys sake would require you run a separate shielded ground wire in your house, which is not impossible, but very difficult by most people's standards.
One other thing which other anon mentioned is that you can basically make a very big antenna to sit on. Personally I find having my phone (5g) in my pocket/ sitting near a wifi extender far more irritating than not being grounded generally speaking. In short, a faraday shield would be useful. Silver fiber engineered fabric bed tents are expensive. If it matters, then it would be worth it buying the fabric yourself and making your own tent, it would cost about half as much, still hundreds of dollars. Once these problems are addressed then we can talk about hooking your bed up to ground.
It is important to note, that if you are emf sensitive, avoid bedsprings, or mattresses with internal springs, or metal bedframes. Protip, if you like firm mattresses, try a French mattress.
With all that said, the science is there, you don't want an accumulation of static electricity in the body, it causes inflammation.

>>106021049
Theres also anti emf paint but thats also probably a meme.

>>106020707
meds

does it come with all accessories?
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BWY2HCCG?th=1

>>106021070
I'm sure it works, but what dumbass paints their house black?
In the context of home construction it isn't feasible, however you could paint the inside of a drywall board before tacking it on, except that the reality is, that the tolerances would be off and you would get rf leakage, rendering it ineffective.
Also graphene is completely toxic, and we may eventually reach a point where people talk about graphene paint the way people talk about lead paint.
I've done a lot of contemplation on the subject, and the only feasible way to block cell tower RF and others, is to install faraday engineered fabric on the studs of the house before putting the drywall on, that's the only way you can effectively eliminate RF leakage(that and some fancy geometry around outlets. Mind the ground wires of course, the last thing you want to do is cause a fire.
And here's the part that isn't addressed by most people. You likely still want to use your phone in your house. So physical connections are obviously king here. However, a range extender/repeater in your attic/roof what have you becomes a necessity and an additional cost nonetheless.

>>106020763
What's stopping you?

>>106021859
imagine being this retarded

>>106021859
I haven't done much physics but I bet if you just put like a sheet of metal or something it will stop most radio waves

>>106021859
>I'm sure it works, but what dumbass paints their house black?
It's aesthetic af

>>106021049
There was some guy who was into all this. Some rich guy was really sensitive to the radio signals, from AM especially, and so he hired this guy to come out and find why he felt fucked up in his house.

He goes there then finds out this AM station was blasting its signals right through his house. He ended up paying him to reinsulate his whole house, like the outside walls insulation, to include like a big faraday cage around his whole house grounded. Costed like 50,000 dollars

>>106020926
cute gf

>>106020670 (OP)
I tried some of these for fun. Bed, floor thing etc. It's a pad filled with mesh, and there's a connector that you plug into the ground socket of a wall outlet. When you touch it with your skin it's supposed to suck the bad energy out of your body.
I felt relaxed somehow while touching them, but I think it's a clever placebo from mindful sensory focus.

>>106020670 (OP)
Sounds like an orgone accumulator. Some guy was quite happy with his purchase because his wife would sit quietly in in for several hours.

>>106023827
i thought this was zooming in for a second

I too search aliexpress for cute outfits

>>106022316
Imagination. I need to come up with something halfway believable enough people will buy to make the effort worthwhile.

>>106026005
donald trump posts on /g/?

>>106026356
>>106026005
what did he mean by this