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Sean Slater

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Sean Slater is the Vice-chair of Edinburgh Skeptics and has been involved in organising several Skeptics on the Fringe runs. He has given talks for various groups on Mobile phones and 5G fears and has worked in the mobile industry for over 25 years.

https://www.edinburghskeptics.co.uk/

Conspiracy Theories

When you understand 5G technology, the conspiracy theories simply don’t add up

Sean Slater - 16th November 2020

Despite the scare stories, there is no evidence 5G technology causes Covid-19, cancers, or the myriad health scares attributed to it.

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Sean Slater

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