5G

Exactly.

With all the smart devices, smart TVs, your Wi-Fi, you know, when they started connecting Wi-Fi with Bluetooth and now they're using Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, 5G and the cameras outside.

Remember that that commercial on the Super Bowl, whatever.

Look, you lose your dog.

Sorry.

I mean, the water, I think, is the biggest concern.

But I think we need to get rid of and reverse all the 5G, 6G, and surveillance.

All of it.

I was like, why do people even wear tinfoil hats? So they wear them.

I think they kind of came back into fashion when 5G was being rolled out because people believed that radio frequencies could enter their brain.

And so they wear the tinfoil hat to protect from that.

But what's interesting is MIT did a study not too long ago and determined that, in fact, radio frequencies actually get into your head a little bit more when you're wearing a tinfoil hat.

that's a good one.

So full disclosure though, I haven't really researched many conspiracy theories in detail, but I have got, I have got lots of top line information on a good few conspiracy theories.

So I remember during COVID when 5G was being rolled out across the UK and the fiber, was it wires are being buried or something? new masks are going up or whatever, whatever the technicalities were, whatever they were doing, the engineers are doing.

I remember seeing a few reels out on Instagram of people like giving out yards to them saying that they didn't want to be mind controlled.

What does that look like in practice?

The standard deployment pairs a primary high bandwidth commodity broadband connection with a secondary LTE or 5G cellular connection.

The SD-WAN appliance monitors both links continuously.

So if a backhoe accidentally severs the primary fiber optic line outside the branch,

The SD-WAN appliance detects the packet loss within milliseconds and instantly fails over all traffic to the 5G cellular transport.

The users in the building might experience a momentary stutter on a video call, but the branch remains entirely online.

That dual transport layer ensures physical connectivity.

Let's strip away the theory and look at the physical reality.

Do people still have phones? Like, I really haven't made a phone call, I don't think, in like 20 or 30 years.

So you don't need that, but it's sometimes nice to have some data from the 5G, 6G, which will also be used to kill you at some point, especially if you've got graphene in your body, so you might want to make sure you don't have that, but...

There's so many services.

Even you can pay in Monero for them and stuff.

That was frankly the way to deliver what we think is resilient connectivity.

But what's changed since then is we now have two viable enterprise-grade connectivity technologies with 5G and low Earth orbit satellite that have changed the equation.

But ultimately, more connectivity does not automatically equal resilience.

It's how you architect the solution, pressure test it, deliver and scale it is what matters.

There is no cell coverage.

and it's available today for business customers no extra equipment needed.

Super broadband is the follow-up that we launched earlier this year that combines our 5G fixed wireless network together with Starlink to deliver a resilient high-speed connectivity service virtually anywhere in the US.

Now, I don't want to spend a lot more time talking about products because that's not why we're here, but I do want to set this foundation that we've been working towards building more resilient connectivity for our customers for some time now.

Because look at technology on the external side.

We went from 4G to 5G.

That's a frequency bandwidth.

And now we're moving into 6G.

And now we know that 6G, this bandwidth is in frequency, for the very first time, have just technically the functionality that they can communicate and interact with our human biochemistry so just theoretically that means somebody deploying 6g frequency bandwidth be that in a few month or year through the phone or whatever it is they were technically they are able to submit and send through these frequency bands with information that can land in your biochemistry and it can influence not only your nervous system, your muscle contraction.

There's several other areas that can be externally steered, if you will.

And if you think about and if you have awareness of that, 5G has always already been interacting with our bodies in a different way than 4G.

But it was more the energy draining part, you know, like that part.