Tristan Scott: "We went out there, we measured it [the 5G cellphone tower], we stood like 20 ft away from it. It's hot. But what did you realize? You're like, 'Oh that's not even as bad as my bedroom.'"

Danny Jones: "Right. My bedroom is worse than that, next to my baby monitor. That baby monitor, dude, was like sitting next to Chernobyl or something."

Tristan Scott: "[Laughs] Not quite but it was. . ."

Danny Jones: "It was like 400,000 on that."

Tristan Scott: "It was about 10× higher than standing 20 ft away from the cell tower.

"So that's what I like to tell you people: distance is everything. And I would worry. . ."

Danny Jones: "Yes. It was 10× next to a baby monitor than it was sitting next to a 5G cellphone tower."

Tristan Scott: "Yes, that's correct."

Danny Jones: "That is insane."

Tristan Scott: "But also our phones were off out there. If you connected your phone and then it was pinging the tower. Again, your phone is the biggest source. Whatever is closest to you is going to be the biggest source. Like that baby monitor was so close to where you're sleeping, so that's the problem.

"And that's good. Why? You can't move a cell tower. You can change how you use your technology and how you interact with it.

[…]

"Distance is your best friend, because electromagnetic waves and fields have inverse square law. So if you put a 2× or a 3× distance between you and the source, you actually (two square which is four, three square which is nine) reduce the intensity of that field. So even putting a foot, even putting a few inches away from the source […] can make a tremendous difference.

"So what did we agree on? We agreed to you should put the baby monitor across the room."

npub1yd2h2lrwchshvm46jq7auh65tjkxmgnapkavh7tjtqq07kknupxsa980tv with Danny Jones @ 01:12:22–01:13:29 & 03:03–03:34 (posted 2025-04-21) https://youtu.be/LPkZ_q1CrQ8&t=4342