Making money off conspiracies

Mar 20, 2022 3:28 AM

TiredSnowball

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Getting a Faraday cage, then complaining about it :|

5G conspiracies quickly go down a rabbit hole but I work with the stuff,some of the safety warnings are a bit alarming but often go ignored

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Le good ol Gaussian shield. At least the product works lol

4 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Be like …

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100 bucks for a inverted garbage bin?

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Clever.

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god bless the inventor of this product, its a perfect mix of trolling conspiracy theorists and making them pay for their stupidity

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Haaa. That Actiontec V100H modern in the picture only puts out a 2.4 gHz signal anyway.

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5Ghz WiFi is not 5G, not that anyone is asking...

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There's a sucker born every minute! Thats how this shit made money and the GOP got voters.

4 years ago | Likes 18 Dislikes 1

Fools and their money are easily separated

4 years ago | Likes 2 Dislikes 0

Hahahaha, Imao

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Soooo putting your router in a Faraday cage is a bad idea... Huh who woulda guessed ?

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"Wifi" is literally magic to these people. There's no scientific understanding at all going on inside that hamster wheel upstairs.

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They need to poke air-holes into the cage. Of course they'll lose warranty, but they never had any with this scam anyhow.

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Stupid is what stupid does.

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I'm now torn between my moral code against charlatanism and my desire to sell idiots a paper holder to use as a Faraday cage.

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I mean, it's not REALLY charlatanism - it works fine as a faraday cage. It doesn't solve the problem they THINK it does, but that's on them.

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Conspiracy theorists burnt down a 5G tower the day after my dad's team installed it. It wasn't even for public use but emergency services ?

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1) I got a better one for you: in my city they burned down 2 before being caught. They weren't even 5G, and in areas where 5G will only be

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2) installed much later.

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"My Internet quit working after I put the router in a Faraday cage to stop an imaginary problem!" - hordes of idiots

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It is literately a $5 paper holder! Linus Tech Tips did a good video about it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sLM_vO4d2Jg

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YMMD!

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But your router doesn't even use 5G. If anything you'd have to put this blocker around cell towers in your vicinity. Are people this dumb?

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Yes. In my city 2 years ago conspiracy theorists burned 2 towers down. They weren't even 5G. (and they got caught, too)

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?1

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Hahahahaha (deep breath) hahahahaha!

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That sounds like something Bender would do. Pause to take a breath during a laugh, even though he doesn't even have lungs.

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Wheels and Legman?!

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Had to see if it was real. It is. https://www.amazon.com/Router-Guard-Large-WiFi/dp/B07MXD75TR

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Well, I don't think these reviews are real though?

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Oh, some really are... they've bought it lmao

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It’s hard to keep a straight face when someone is paying you to figure out why the WiFi stopped and you find one of these over the router.

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Story time: I legit had to do something similar to this back when I worked in cell phone sales. This was back around when the Samsung s3 and

4 years ago | Likes 8 Dislikes 0

S4/s5 were popular, and had removable batteries. Naturally, some video had popped up on YouTube that showed people there was a hidden

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Antenna on your battery, that you can remove by ripping off the label around the battery. So, some guy did this with his phone, and then

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Came to me wondering why none of his NFC features were working (EX: tap pay with phones) turns out, there is an antenna on the back of the

4 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

Battery, but its not there so that people can steal your info or anything, it's a feature that you actually use. Also got pictures of a guy

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Knew a guy who put his car keys and phone in a Faraday cage to protect from WiFi hacking...them wondered why he had so many missed calls

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The car keys is a smart idea, the phone not so much (unless you want to avoid any work calls).

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How can I get this job?

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First you have to get really good at soccer- oh! wait! You meant the butt freezer guy.

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For the curious: They found a colony of honey bees living between his cheeks and the pest control technician is trying to smoke them out

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For the curious: smoke being blown up the assular region - 1926, colourised.

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For the curious, it feels pretty cold. Try freezing a spray on deodorant and then using it.

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Is that Dane Cook applying some comedic therapy?

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For the curious: magic butthurt spray to cure excessive butthurt.

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For the curious: Cryotherapy (numbing probably) for strained glute. (probably)

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Or turf burn

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So, ice-gun for the butthurt?

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I've actually considered becoming a Right Wing podcast nut, just to profit from those idiots. But I can't come to grips with it.

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By doing it, you'd be validating and enabling them, making you complicit into whatever havoc they wreck in other people's lives.

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That's the problem. I'd like to be rich. But I'm just not enough of a soulless shameless piece of shit. Be easier if I was.

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honestly, I wonder sometimes what would happen if someone used their tactics and stuff, but towards positive means. like if you really 1/2

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went in on like, the baseless fact claiming and anger and getting them enraged, but instead it was like 2/3

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Somehow it's not easy to be disingenuously disingenuous.

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Don't faraday cages only block specific frequencies? So as long as it lets through the 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz of Wifi it should be fine?

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Ah, looks like they are slightly less effective at some frequencies, but not to a useable amount.

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If the holes in the cage are larger than the wavelengths of 2.4Ghz and 5.0Ghz it won't block the signal.

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Kind of yes. It's something like if the wavelength of the frequency is smaller than the holes, then it passes (overly simplified)

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Visible light has wavelength in the 1 µm scale and thus you can see through the mesh, 5 gig wifi has a wavelength of about 10 cm.

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It's 6 cm actually

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Electrons behave less like pasta in a colander than you might think.

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Well, not really. For smaller wave lengths you need a smaller grid

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wel farada without earthing is not that effective to begin with. but if you think this is engineerd for 5g 1/2

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youre very wrong. its litterally a regular metal document basket that is used as a faraday key. 2/3

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For $50 I can explain to them how to adjust the faraday cage so the wifi works correctly

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Why buy this when a simple tin foil hat protects your brain from 5g !

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You mean, "why buy this? When you can buy a simple tin foil hat that protects your brain from 5g for only $99.95! Postage included!"

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"Postage included?" Let's not get crazy now. Postage is 3 easy payments of 19.95. ; )

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For $100 I'll sell them a larger faraday cage to cancel out the first faraday cage.

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For $1000, I'll sell them a container of microcrystals they can pour in a circle to trap only the harmful signals.

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Mehdi? Is that you?

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$10k, I'll take the house off their hands and decontaminate them from the 5g infection. Relocate them to an area they'll be safe.

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For $100k, I will cage Faraday, dead or alive. No questions asked.

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For 1M, I’ll explain how to get rich quick using nothing but Faraday cages

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Cashing in on people's stupidity is hilarious. Despicable. But damned hilarious.

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Reminds me of someone selling jumper cables that would make your car Y2K compliant.

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My favorite were the 5G blocking pendants that were radioactive.

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Yea. Very handy as cheap alpha rad test.

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If only they got past 2nd grade science!

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It did what it said it would do though

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Thats pretty messed up to do. But i have a real 100% authentic product that prevents you and your family from converting to Islam.

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I’m just jealous I’m not in on the take.

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A lot of these people aren't harmlessly stupid, but maliciously so. My sympathies are as limited as their wifi signal.

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It's a fine line between funny, and false advertising tho. Gotta remember that part. (Does not apply to this item).

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how about the guy who sold solar clothes dryer for $49.00 and then sent people a clothes line! Steve Comisar is his name

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Kinda like how Trump gets his supporters to send him (a billionaire) money? Yes! Trump is despicable, and his supporters are hilarious!

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I don't even feel bad about this one. fuck em.

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The weak should fear the strong. Brain strong, banks full.

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Reminds me a lot of the DVD rewinder.

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Or freezing a CD for better sound. (I'd wish I was kidding)

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Despicable, that is… at least in this context?

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Yeah some people are so dumb that's the only use for it.

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I've been selling aspirin tablets dipped in purple food coloring as anti-vaccination pills for $500 a pill. The directions say to take one 1

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after you've been vaxxed to prevent the vaccine from affecting you. 2/2

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Lmfaoooooo

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phrase it as “take 1 after your shot and you will not be *x*” then its (almost) legal. you claim coronation not causation in court

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Put "for entertainment purposes only" on the bottom of the box and it's 100% their fault they believed you.

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