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5G is "too fast for the truth"

Sam Volkering | 5 June 2020  5G is “too fast for the truth”   Dear Reader,     To get a grasp of the disruption 5G is making to our lives, look at this…   I typed ‘Does 5G’ into Google:     5G is the perfect springboard for a conspiracy theory.   It’s well known. It’s rolling out across Britain. It’s government backed. But most won’t bother to find out what it does and how it works.   So that knowledge gap can be filled with anything you like – see here:   ​   Once you dive into conspiracy theories, it’s hard to drag yourself out.   It’s a very seductive environment to wrap yourself up in.   Why?   Easy answers. We are always looking for unifying theories to make sense of things. Whether it’s religion, science or theories of psychology…   We’re not very good as a species at accepting chaos. Or disruptions – without a great deal of resistance.   And the internet is the perfect place for these ideas to run wild. Journalist Mike Royko once called the internet “an electronic asylum filled with babbling loonies.”   If you’re on Twitter or Facebook, you will have encountered some of these loonies.   But this resistance to new technology isn’t a new thing at all.   This is generally how we react to radical breakthroughs that shake up our lives.   In 1858 the first transatlantic telegram was received with great scepticism and its own wave of theories. As reported in The New York Times:   "Superficial, sudden, unsifted, too fast for the truth, must be all telegraphic intelligence. Does it not render the popular mind too fast for the truth? Ten days bring us the mails from Europe. What need is there for the scraps of news in ten minutes? How trivial and paltry is the telegraphic column?"   In 1904, the same newspaper reported fears over the use of the telephone:   “In the early days of the telephone, people were told that the device was creating a "race of left-eared people—that is, of people who hear better with the left than with the right ear…"   The automobile, TV, the internet, video games… we don’t exactly greet new technology with open arms. And 5G is no different.   I’m not here to debunk claims that 5G causes cancer… beams the coronavirus into your body…reduces the oxygen levels in our air… or any other claims.   Frankly, I’m unqualified. I’m as uneducated in those fields as the thousands of people who making these scary claims.    But, as someone who has dedicated my career to understanding breakthrough technologies, I do know that 5G is about as significant leap forward as they come.   At a time when Britain’s economy is seemingly ground to a halt – this sector, forecast to grow from $1.3 billion to $12.3 trillion, is too important to put on hold for anything – especially unproven conspiracies.   And it’s not just governments getting excited about 5G.   Google, Tesla, Motorola, Bosch, Cisco and Microsoft are all staking billions in this enabling technology…   Which could unleash countless new tech sectors like remote surgery, driverless vehicles, drone deliveries, a network of devices ten times the size of the internet.   Even Bill Gates has made a $650 million investment, warning that this will amount to “10 Microsofts.”   To see why MIT scientists are calling the rise of 5G “akin to the shift from the typewriter to the computer,” – click here.   Research firm IHS Markit predicts it will see a staggering 946,000% growth from here on out. Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results.   Make no mistake, I believe there is serious money to be made here.   And this document that we have put together for investors willing to look beyond the unfounded babbling online shows you exact steps to do it…   Including details on our no.1 5G investment for 2020.   Click here to view it.   Many thanks,   Sam Volkering Editor, Southbank Investment Research   PS. This 5G conspiracy will not go away. It’s already triggering extreme actions. It may be hard to believe at first, but people were breaking the lockdown to set fire to 5G towers up and down the UK. They’ve even been attacking telecom engineers.   It may seem crazy but let’s not be too harsh on these people. They’re desperate. They’re scared. We all want answers.   We’d all like there to be an easy explanation – and someone to blame – for the wave of deaths and disruption. I doubt answers like that exist. Not in the real world. In the real world we rarely get uncomplicated answers. But we can identify the opportunities that new technology brings. Disruption can be a positive force in the financial markets. And the eruption of 5G tech could be one of the biggest growth sectors of the decade ahead – here’s how to grab your stake, today.

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