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Led headlights on new cars are insane! They are way to bright. Turn signal lights as well. Horrible to drive at night..
My first observation about LED flashlights was that the light was pure glare, the worst part of light, concentrated.
Another issue: LED bulbs are such crap that they last much less longer than old quality incandescent bulbs !! I change LED bulbs so often!
OMG! This is shocking!
The chronic exposure to wildfire smoke is fishy af too 😳 🥺
Led lights in car should be banned. Terrible! Christmas led lights are awful also, makes you blind.
These LED street lamps are effecting bugs, they are thinking its daylight. Big study done on this situation
but I heard that Trump reversed the law banning incandescent lights,… and also I have been able to find them on Amazon…I purchased a bunch of them
What's he talking about. They're normal lights. Mental breakdown? Maybe it's just him.
And what to do….😂
I have only bed in my bedroom for 15+ years, no phones, no lights, none, nada, zero.
My "sensitivity" is 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz WIFI. It causes Tinnitus, a "ringing" in my ears, which sounds like leaking air. Stronger WIFI makes the "ringing" louder. I leave the house many times a day and hang out doing hobby projects in my steel sided & steel roof buildings. Almost all of my farm's buildings are now steel sided and roofed.
I find solace being outside away from higher power WIFI.
I, too, have problems driving whenever I meet "too bright" LED headlights. I block it out with my hand as the vehicle meets me. And, I do have LED lights in my home, but I mostly leave them turned off, because I find that I have difficulty reading anything, because they are not bright enough. I hate fluorescent, because I can see the 60Hz on/off feature. So, replaced the fluorescent with LED tubes, which are brighter, but I still have difficulty reading anything with them. The Sun is my friend to read by.
Thank you for this stream.
I’m honestly thankful to my dad who told me to put part into mevolaxy. At least I didn’t end up with zero.
The best part of being a conspiracy theorist is not having myocarditis.
There certainly are people who live with blue light sensitivity and this is more well known recently. Certain high quality computer monitors are designed with this in mind. However, can't the issue with light coming into your sleeping area be resolved by closing the blinds or using 'blackout''' blinds or somehow block the light coming in? Or perhaps there are filters that can be used, etc. While I understand that some are sensitive to certain types of light emissions there are situations that might leave the impression that some people are having control issues as well as a sensitivity to light. As far as I know I don't have any sort of light sensitivity but I have to wonder if someone can do something to prevent or circumvent the issue when possible and a person decides to pursue forcing others to change the light source instead then it seems possible that the person may also be confusing their sensitivity with a personality issue (control) as well. I'm not trying to agitate anyone but my point is that perhaps it should be considered. While it is clearly not possible to get around the issue in every circumstance, if a person can circumvent the issue without trying to force city hall to change their systems and they choose not to then there is the possibility that there is more going on than just a sensitivity to light. Other than that are there other ways to get around the issue since its obvious that there is going to be a great deal of resistance or even ridicule from people who don't have such sensitivities? There are people who have sensitivities to light, this is certain but there are also people who have personality issues and they have convinced themselves that they have light sensitivities, cell phone sensitivities, etc. and they may not.
I agree that incandescent light bulbs should be a choice. If people want to pay the price of using them then they should certainly be permitted to do so. We don't need super controlling laws like that, to be certain and in my opinion we should pass a law that if our .gov wants to make a law then they should be made to remove three existing laws first.
PS Blinds can be opened and closed, usually by a string that is attached to a mechanism or with your hands. Its all about compromise.
Heard from a dermatologist that LED lights may cause dark spots/markings on facial skin. Thank you very much for making us aware of this.