Wonder if our ex-forum member from the NetherNetherlands has one ?
11th Jan 2021 1:44 pm
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At £55 they very, very well. For someone.
11th Jan 2021 1:51 pm
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Was reading this story just now!
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The Devon-based company told BBC News the stickers were programmed with "scalar energy"
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which the scientists' equipment would be unable to detect
because it doesn't exist!!!Richard
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11th Jan 2021 2:00 pm
DSL Keeper of the wheelie bin
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The Beeb can’t infringe the seller’s ‘uman rights by insinuating its a total scam without someone scientific examining it. If peeps are stupid enough to buy these they shouldn’t be left in charge of a mobile phone, never mind breed.
What a waste of licence fee money. May as well send some snake oil and get that tested
11th Jan 2021 2:18 pm
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Its a perfectly reasonable use of the licence fee. The BBC isn't just about tv and radio content, it has a broader remit which this sits very well in. This article and proving the technology is fake is very much in the public interest.
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11th Jan 2021 2:36 pm
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Five minutes looking through their site, particularly the independent testing bit, is both funny and scary. Do people believe this rubbish? Presumably they do or the company would fold.
I wonder how the magic dot knows which electromagnetic radiation to block. After all, get that wrong and it would become invisible. Or is light not a harmful EM radiation? Causes cancer in excessive amounts...maybe they're missing a trick here. A dot that blocks sunlight would be great to prevent skin cancer.Visiting from rrsport.co.uk
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Its a perfectly reasonable use of the licence fee. The BBC isn't just about tv and radio content, it has a broader remit which this sits very well in. This article and proving the technology is fake is very much in the public interest.
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