Comments on: 88 Mind-Bending Examples of How 5G will affect our Daily Lives

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By: Mike Davidson

Mike Davidson — Sat, 27 Apr 2019 13:59:38 +0000

“Climate change and sea level rise will wipe out entire coastal communities and the property loss will challenge the insurance industry.”

Bill McCain: Climate alarmism has been going on at least since the 1960s. NONE of the dire climate predictions since that time have come to pass. Coastal communities will not we “wiped out” except by rare tsunamis in 3rd world countries.

By: Thomas Frey

Thomas Frey — Tue, 16 Apr 2019 15:33:15 +0000

In reply to Suni Nelson. Hi Suni, yes we are definitely interested in the early health studies related to 5G, which will most likely happen in early adopter countries like South Korea. Also, I'm quite interested in learning whether problem areas can be mitigated in some way.

By: Bill McClain

Bill McClain — Sat, 13 Apr 2019 19:28:53 +0000

Excellent. Always thought-provoking. Thank you. There is an aspect that may add additional insight. Take “The Future of Insurance” for example. This industry will be greatly impacted by at least three arriving disruptors:

1. Climate change and sea level rise will wipe out entire coastal communities and the property loss will challenge the insurance industry (as will floods and drought and other climate-related catastrophes

2. Driverless cars will mostly be owned by large ride-sharing companies like Uber, Lyft, Waygo, and perhaps a few of the current car manufacturers. In all likelihood, these fleets will be self-insured, removing a large portion of their income.

3. If our society ever decides to go to “single-payer” health insurance, there goes another chunk.

4. What’s left?

In each of the industries you mention above, there are what we call ripple effects of these disruptors. Could you talk more about these in future blogs? Thank you!

Bill McClain
Author of “Strategic Planning In This Age Of Disruption” (Amazon)

By: Suni Nelson

Suni Nelson — Thu, 11 Apr 2019 00:38:24 +0000

Thomas, a futurist, researcher, myself following you for years, I question 5G independent research on it’s health & safety for humans, environment with such extreme GHZ, 6-100 (way above wifi); & satellites in space that control every move. Association of Physicians put out a warning, Senator Blumenthal grilled wireless industry reps who admitted zero health & safety studies have been done; Gabriel Cousens PhD list pages of research done to the contrary of 5G; even Brussels announced it’s ban until proven safe, the first country to stand up against. Are you going to present the “other side”? We also know the Military has had anti gravity transportation at least 100 yrs., MedBeds to heal, de-age, etc., free energy devices & space travel to other planets, advanced technologies to clean up our mess, which will benefit all people & planet. How about an article of a visionary look at what future Earth could really be, & sooner than we know with disclosure a real possibility this year? Appreciate your feedback on this critical issue.