Nashville Explosion

[Colibri]

I think that if you die in an explosion to make a point, and people are still speculating afterward what that point was, you’ve pretty much failed to make your point.

[running_coach]

@Colibri

I think that if you die in an explosion to make a point, and people are still speculating afterward what that point was, you’ve pretty much failed to make your point. -

Yeah, he pretty much blew his only chance.

[GIGObuster]

@aceplace57

The tech industry needs to reassure the public and better explain 5G and safety. The best way to fight ignorance is with information.

Scientific American wrote a balanced article about 5G. It’s worth a read. I’m not troubled by 5G because I’ve read about it from legitimate journals.

Well, yeah, but I have to point out here that that is not what people on the edge are reading or watching nowadays.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/345797091_Characterizing_the_roles_of_bots_during_the_COVID-19_infodemic_on_Twitter

[Siam_Sam]

@bobot

About what specific concerns?

There are people who think 5G caused Covid. Really.

[Tatterdemalion]

@running_coach

@Colibri

I think that if you die in an explosion to make a point, and people are still speculating afterward what that point was, you’ve pretty much failed to make your point. -

Yeah, he pretty much blew his only chance.

Is the Nashville Explosion that new bluegrass group I keep hearing about?

[nelliebly]

@aceplace57

The tech industry needs to reassure the public and better explain 5G and safety. The best way to fight ignorance is with information.

Not any longer. Especially among conspiracy idiots, any information that contradicts their beliefs is proof the information is proffered by those who are part of the conspiracy.

[aceplace57]

@bobot

About what specific concerns?

The Scientific American article tackles some of the concerns about 5G and tries to explain why it’s safe. It may convince some people that haven’t completely made up their minds.

I hope they find writings from the bomber on Social Media. Find out what crazy stuff led him to suicide by bomb.

He wrote a letter to the lady in California. Claiming he was going to spend the holidays traveling and spend time in the woods with his dogs.

Nashville RV bomber wrote cryptic letter detailing holiday plans

[running_coach]

@Tatterdemalion

@running_coach

@Colibri

I think that if you die in an explosion to make a point, and people are still speculating afterward what that point was, you’ve pretty much failed to make your point. -

Yeah, he pretty much blew his only chance.

Is the Nashville Explosion that new bluegrass group I keep hearing about? -

That’s the one. They were just added to TNT’s New Year’s Eve show.

[bobot]

@aceplace57

The Scientific American article tackles some of the concerns about 5G and tries to explain why it’s safe.

You said:

@aceplace57

The tech industry needs to reassure the public and better explain 5G and safety.

I say: About what? Specifically.

[Baal_Houtham]

@running_coach

@Tatterdemalion

@running_coach

@Colibri

I think that if you die in an explosion to make a point, and people are still speculating afterward what that point was, you’ve pretty much failed to make your point. -

Yeah, he pretty much blew his only chance.

Is the Nashville Explosion that new bluegrass group I keep hearing about? -

That’s the one. They were just added to TNT’s New Year’s Eve show.

smile

[Northern_Piper]

@eenerms

Who knows what goes through peoples minds?

@bobot

I would bet that chunks of his skull went through his mind. Try the veal.

I know I shouldn’t laugh at that, but I did.

[aceplace57]

@bobot

I say: About what? Specifically.

I haven’t heard AT&T say anything about how 5G works, how it’s different from 4G, and what they’ll do to ensure the publics safety.

The ads I’ve seen stress the incredible speed enhancement. Videos can be downloaded in a minute. A typical sales pitch.

That doesn’t address any of the concerns about RF exposure. The strength of the signal is regulated in Europe. I have a degree in electronics. I worked in the service industry for several years. I switched to computers. I was concerned enough to seek out Tech articles from journals that I’ve read for many years. PC Mag, CNet, BBC News, Life Wire are examples. I’m satisfied that it’s safe.

AT&T needs to develop an Ad campaign that will reassure the general public. Present the information in a way they’ll understand. Convince them it’s not a big change from existing technology.

I don’t know what can be done about the crazy 5G conspiracy theories. I avoid reading that stuff.

[aurora_maire]

@aceplace57

He wrote a letter to the lady in California. Claiming he was going to spend the holidays traveling and spend time in the woods with his dogs.

I haven’t seen anything about his dogs being found. I wonder if they were with him in the RV? Hopefully, he left them at home and we just haven’t heard about that, since he did seem concerned about innocents dying.

[slash2k]

Most of the people who are concerned about 5G are the same people who don’t want to hear ANYTHING from AT&T, because they already “know” that AT&T is part of the deep state and secretly part of the cabal doing ebil stuff.

The current conspiracy theories about the Nashville Explosion center around AT&T having some sort of connection with Dominion Voting Machines. Maybe this building kept the records of communications of all the Dominion machines, maybe AT&T had a contract to audit the machines, maybe something else (depending on which theory you want to read about), but they’re sure it had to do with the election.

[JKellyMap]

@Riemann

The singularity is when AI exceeds human intelligence, right? The assumption always was that this would occur by AI getting exponentially smarter. But we can’t rule out that it may occur by AI staying where it is an humans just getting stupider.

This is super deep, IMHO. No joke.

[Magiver]

@aurora_maire

I haven’t seen anything about his dogs being found. I wonder if they were with him in the RV? Hopefully, he left them at home and we just haven’t heard about that, since he did seem concerned about innocents dying.

Canine remains were also found at the scene of the blast, and it is believed that Warner may have had a dog with him at the time of the explosion.

If there were actual shots fired at the scene and not a recording then maybe he shot his dog and then himself.

[Author_Balk]

The conspiracy theory that I saw was about the Dominion voting machines were transferred to the AT&T building for the audit. So, It also mentioned Kraken, some connection with Joe Biden and some guy I don’t know. And, the FBI not giving answers. With all of these “facts” it’s clear what happened. I guess this was to destroy the evidence in the voting machines.

[LSLGuy]

@running_coach

@Colibri

I think that if you die in an explosion to make a point, and people are still speculating afterward what that point was, you’ve pretty much failed to make your point. -

Yeah, he pretty much blew his only chance.

I suppose you could say he really bombed his public debut.

You had one job …


Only slightly more seriously, this is what you get when a 62 yo tries to play the young man’s game of domestic terrorist.

A 20-something malcontent would’ve left a manifesto on TwitFace, and live-streamed the whole thing on InstaTok. Leaving no doubts about his message right from the git-go.

Being a late boomer (as am I) Warner probably snail-mailed a rambling letter to AT&T customer service that USPS will misdeliver and we’ll all be left guessing about his motives UFN.

[pjd]

@nearwildheaven

A poster on another board who lives in Nashville said about 3 hours ago that while she was not directly affected by this, nor does she know anyone personally who was, the rumor mill is of course spinning wildly, and the facts are being released very, very slowly, which is understandable.

There’s another board ?

[StGermain]

Only in Nashville would there be musical accompaniment to a bombing.

StG