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                              The year is 2021, and though the rollout of 5g technology has been slow, your town finally got all the fancy new antennas and cell phone towers installed that will make it possible for phones to connect to the 5g network. Excited to try out lightning fast internet anywhere you go, you pull out your phone and hop on youtube to watch another episode of your favorite informative online show. But as your phone connects to the 5g network, your nose suddenly starts bleeding. Your hands shake and your vision gets blurry, then suddenly, your head pops like an overripe melon or that one scene from scanners. You're dead now, and it's all because you just had to have 5g cell service on your phone. Clearly, the previous scenario is hyperbole, but as 5g technology comes closer to being an international reality, people all across the world are having some very real fears about what this new tech will do to the human body. First though, what is 5g, and how is it

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