A recorded discussion (YouTube) about effects of modern mobile phones—specifically an iPhone 16—on the human brain. The speakers report that newer-generation phones rapidly elicit measurable stress responses in the limbic system (within 2–3 seconds at ~1/3" distance) during a 30-minute 5G call, and claim this effect has accelerated with successive phone generations.
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iPhone 16
After 2–3 seconds
Approximately one-third of an inch away
30 minutes
Chapters
The part about the limbic system is that the iPhone 16 now, which was used, it attacks the limbic system already after 2, 3 seconds would say probably a third of an inch away. And it stayed there in a stable way because they have this mechanism to hold it there and then there's a 5G call for 30 minutes. And what this lady, this expert in EEG would tell you is that mobile phones of the latest generation, right, so over the years they've seen that they attack the limbic system and certainly the brain in general, but they, with, with each newer generation, they attack the limbic system faster.
What do you mean attacks the limbic system?
That you see a significant stress lighting up in your limbic system. So that. And that's where your breath and your, your heartbeat are managed, right?
It's all of your autonomous nervous system functions that the whole ANS is going to be governed. And it's impacted really profoundly. I think actually if people had raw data and could see this stuff, the first thing that when you look at the brain scans, because we have, you know, 10 brain scans side by side and can look at it when you see the images, it's harrowing.
