Since the UK entered lockdown in March, engineers like Qureshi had unwillingly found themselves on the front line of a strange global crusade. Conspiracy theorists had linked the spread of the novel coronavirus to the installation of new 5G mobile networks, with some claiming the cellular network weakened the immune system and allowed the virus to thrive, while others said 5G masts were broadcasting the virus through the ether (all “crackpot” claims, to quote the UK government). The thing these theories have in common is that they give people someone to blame. And though some of that paranoia comes from a reasonable mistrust of large corporations and institutions, the end target was always workers like Qureshi, out on the street in high-visibility vests, just trying to do their job.
These people are what the facepalm was invented for.
I holding out for 6G, not only will it bring multi-terabit speeds, but it will help eradicate coronaviruses thanks to ultraviolet frequencies 🙂
I’ll hold out for 7G. Getting 100 terabit speeds by utilising gamma rays.
8G is where we will finally trigger the mutant gene and we’ll have to hope that we have a Professor X to fight for their rights!
The123king,
You can never have too much of a good thing!
Of course then someone will go around in a tin foil hat telling people it causes cancer.
is it just me or are conspiracy theorists getting more following nowadays and more active people ?
“No idiot feels alone any more … No longer isolated chunks of moronic driftwood floating in a vast sea of common sense” — James Kirkup, on the Internet’s greatest achievement
My new conspiracy theory is that cats manipulated us into inventing the internet so they can achieve celebrity status.
I mean, the facts are undeniable…
I hope everyone sees this as a chance for more access to data and information rather than just seeing the competition it gets to.
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Will this network work to all the countries in the world?
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