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Concerns Over 6G Technology and Health
事实上，我最担心的 是
不仅是这些5G信号塔，
而且现在他们实际上还要
推广6G基础设施。
届时会有更多的基站，
所以你受到的辐射会更饱和。
而6G实际上是加强版的5G。
它在太赫兹频率下运行。
这已被证实能够
诱导神经干细胞中的DNA损伤，
以及基因组不稳定，
以及在实验室中导致细胞死亡， 即细胞凋亡。
哇。
因此，这计划基本上会
无处不在，并将用于人工智能
脑芯片以及 穿墙监控。
好，让我给你放一段录音。
这是诺基亚首席执行官 在谈论这件事。
2030年。我想说的是，到那时，
我们今天所熟知的智能手机 绝对将
不再是通常的、 最常用的交互界面。
其中许多东西将直接 植入我们的身体。
是的，尼克，这听起来像思想控制，
就像比尔·盖茨那一套。就像，是的，当 然， 在手臂里植入芯片就行。
抱歉，我个人可不接受。
我不需要在身体里装手机芯片。
没错，确实如此，但这就是未来的趋 势。
中国刚刚批准了世界上 首款商用脑机芯片。
我们还有Neuralink即将推出，
这将会被大力 向大众推广，
并与新的6G基础设施 进行对接，
这可能会带来非常严重的健康危害， 同时也会将人类意识与人工智能融 合。
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Original transcript (English)
What I'm most concerned about, actually, is not only these 5G towers, but now they're actually going to be rolling out 6G infrastructure. There'll be many more base stations,
so you'll be more saturated. And 6G is actually 5G on steroids. It operates at terahertz frequencies. This has already been shown to be able to induce DNA damage in neural stem cells.
as well as genomic instability, as well as cell death, apoptosis in the laboratory. Wow. And so this is planned to be basically everywhere and it will be used for AI
brain chips as well as through wall surveillance. Okay, let me play you a soundbite. This is the CEO of Nokia talking about that. 2030. I would say that by then, definitely the smartphone as we know it today will
not anymore be the usual, kind of the most common interface. Many of these things will be built directly into our bodies. Yeah, Nick, that sounds like mind control, like Bill Gates stuff. Like, yeah, sure, just put a chip in your arm. Sorry, no thank you for me, personally.
I don't need a cell phone chip in my body. Yeah, exactly, but this is what's coming. China just approved the world's first commercial brain chip. We have Neuralink coming, and this is going to be pushed heavily on the population
and interface with the new 6G infrastructure, probably resulting in very severe deleterious health effects as well as merging human consciousness with AI.
