Havana syndrome: NSA officer’s case hints at microwave attacks since 90s
I wont fault people for lacking a basic understanding of science but at least using basic fact checking should be doable.<p>Like maybe google &quot;microwave attacks snopes&quot; or something:
<a href="https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.snopes.com&#x2F;fact-check&#x2F;do-sonic-weapons-explain-the-health-diplomats-cuba&#x2F;" rel="nofollow">https:&#x2F;&#x2F;www.snopes.com&#x2F;fact-check&#x2F;do-sonic-weapons-explain-t...</a> (Written in 2017(!) but hey just lets just warm up the story again and again).<p>I am sorry for being snarky but between having to explain grown ass adults why they should wear masks during a pandemic I am tired for arguing against all the misinformation.<p>The average person has no idea how microwaves work so they are basically magic and easily to make some scary story up. Why change the time tested cold war approach of just throwing ridiculous lies against any perceived enemy of the US of A and see what sticks. If it doesn&#x27;t stick the first time, just repeat and repeat it. The more often people hear it the more believable it seems.