so this is where the rubber hits the road folks and i'm going to try and get your blood pumping in a minute so i hope you are i hope you're ready i was going to be one question quiz with a very special is the alternative view i thought it was only fair to present the industry side of the argument first and i'm actually going to do my level best to get you excited about sma business the designs of smart meters vary from country to country but they fundamentally do the same thing and that is they constantly monitor and measure how you're behaving at home and what you're doing at home via your energy to remotely disconnect she or control your appliances which we'll talk about as well shortly so let's look at why these things are bad for our health this is a big concern because even if you have withdrawn consent for medical association or jammer and it shows an adult brain before and after fifty minutes exposure to cell phone and what it shows is changes in glucose metabolism in the brain so a cell phone is capable of altering you radiation biology is your average sample of human sperm under normal conditions with no exposure to a cell  deborah davis speaking at the national institute for environmental health where she talks about the effect of having a cell phone in your in your pocket if you're a guy for four hours  human blood cells while in this race fail to do any peer reviewed studies on smart meters and health effects a growing body of independent research is now starting to accumulate in our second set of tests we're using the smart meter before the exposure we see the same things we saw in the first samples normal cell walls fairly separated and looking healthy so after two minutes of exposure in front of the smart meter at about one foot away we see a totally different story sample one you can see a lot of degradation in the cells and so walls have been broken and you see changes in the cells which are both mycoplasma and shows a mutation to the so in the second sample we seems a different type of  so membranes you can see a corrugation here this is called model cap formation and it's known that this occurs due to oxidation or exposure to free radicals so this third subject when we did her sample she had to be pulled away from the meter after forty five seconds because she complained about ace increasingly severe headache and here you see a phenomenon called rule over the red blood cells are stacking up which makes it very difficult for the blood to deliver oxygen to the tissues as they would be their normal function every single one of these is a degradation every single one of these shows of trauma to the blood cells and that came from something in the only variable could be only favorable effects on industrial outputs and military function the eurasian communist countries could on the other hand give lip service to strict standards but allow their military so operate without restriction and thereby gain the advantage lectromagnetic frequencies that pregnant mothers get when they sleep way to the sun and back again four and a half million times the so called safety limits allow nine hundred quadrillion times the amount of microwave radiation  that's having an impact as well i come back to this maybe the most naive fallacy i come across is that if wallace radiation was dangerous surely it would have been banned by now this line of reasoning appeals to s this particular message is one of twenty eight thousand sent every second into the world communication network that accompanies categories of information like e mails i s p data web blogs and voice that when deciphered these communications carry with them a pattern or metadata they reveal information like the user's number who the receiver is the location set the date and time of the message the duration the amount of data transmitted and the subsequent cost of that transmission the average user will have seven hundred thirty six pieces of this personal information collected every day over time this information amounts  user's digital identity which is accessible any time and their service providers retention period verizon withholds the cent from ation for twelve months a t and t for eighty four sprint for twenty most individuals will have over a million pieces of information spanning the past forty five months already in their providers possession a third party owning nearly four years of your life not only do users pay for the access to information through cell phones computers and data plans but those who partake in the network pay to be unknowing protists a pencil and a vast study group if you use this network your four years of information is extracted and sold without consent contributing to the nearly thirty four thousand dollars accumulated every second by the information sector the specifics of nearly all digital interactions are sold to a variety of entities among them are ad servers that assign the individual a demographic based on their digital histor individualized information is deployed to the user location data is filtered into intrusive localized advertising facebook likes transform into custom wal mart ads and search engine results  narrowed to a limited scope the global internet becomes the personal internet and information ceases to be and for mation at all by giving away access to they say that our action today enables authorize third parties to use your private information expanding third party access to your electricity usage information in the information about his private life destroyed his  our she was a sweet innocent thirteen year old girl when she started writing her journal which ended just before she was taken to bergen belsen concentration camp i believe when i found out recently that in the mornings and internet of things it would also limit forgetful