Ultraviolet light can kill almost all the viruses in a room. Why isn’t it everywhere?::Can special lightbulbs end the next pandemic before it starts?

  • InspiringOne@lemm.ee
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    14 hours ago

    There is a setting in most computer monitors and maybe televisions but depends on it, with del it’s a for sure thing that existed, but it’s controlled from a transmitter, it has to get really bad and be the last stand, which it’s getting there. All it does is emit uv c radiation in certain amounts it’s too make sure that it’s an actual person or an animal using the computer. Parasites do weird types of stalking and crazy amounts of conspiracies through stolen computers or computers at places that are left on and it unlocked. They’ll even install software and then sit in some random closet or place using the computer making websites or duplicating things that get sold. It’s weird we assumed they all just used one host.

    The uv c light kills the parasite and or bacteria/virus that’s in a human form using the computer. An actual person won’t die from it (a virus or bacteria immediately dies or it severely damages them and it isn’t fixable) possibly even suffer vision loss, I could never stand extremely bright lights until experiencing the radiation I think I had an old dell latitude computer that emitted uv c in small amounts. But noticed that over the years I had trouble keeping my eyes open and couldn’t stand being outside, I used IGF and mgf in my eyes through eye drops 2 mcg a ml, to try and help my blurry vision which I assumed was caused by my eye lashes or could gunk build up in the eye. Eye drops help and did improve vision, my vision got bad but sometimes was like it wasn’t bad but didn’t know what from. Maybe high co2 levels or chemicals in the air. There is hgh for vision issues, that’s what regular doctors used for it. The same amount can cure hairloss just not sure about jintropin curing it. The methionine is important or the most important thing, but it may not be true or just requires more or longer time period to regrow. Ultra violet radiation may also cause hair to grow instead of fall out, male pattern baldness may just be a yeast infection and hair may also fall out from certain steroids but it doesn’t stop it from regrowing.

    I slept great and felt very relaxed after the uv c couple second burn into the cornea or staring at the bulb directly or into it for a couple seconds and feeling the zap. It didn’t hurt but was like an electrical sizzle short out followed by feeling great and free.

    But these are high strength made for sanitizing a room or probably hundreds of feet, but ultraviolet radiation could travel miles, it doesn’t stop it keeps bouncing off things, but the rays spread out as they move away from the light bulb.

    They just may notice their overall sensation of the atmosphere or the world around them changes when the radiation hits their skin or eyes, not sure which. I wonder if daylight LED light bulbs emit small levels of uv c. Probably not but they could. Sometimes uv bulbs were the only white LED bulb that existed, they were on little microscope loupes and things.

    At first I didn’t get into them because my skin was red only under the 6000 kelvin daylight bulb.

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    17 hours ago

    Because disease walks around as a person and is all the government, police, and banks. Even the jury and consumers here in fast food land, why does no one kill them all and live here. There’s natural food, processed food, jobs, cigarettes, booze, pharmacies, clothing, internet, addresses, electronic stores, knock off stores, bong stores, strip clubs, casinos, and now there’s weed stores. Hospitals what do you mean Japan was like a hospital itself. All anyone did was health stuff preparing for sexual things, and some drug use, but cigarette smoking ruined it. They got that mad about it, and probably alcohol, someone must have faked drug laws existing. Somehow there’s some election system or court that ruins it all. Oh well we all behave and lay in bed like we were supposed to with these TVs

    Oh yes and there’s disease added to the food/drinks to brainwash everyone into the parasite economics thing that’s them stealing and embezzling everything and acting with it. But nothing could go on without sanitation or narcotic use, these things wanted occupy someone’s brain and seek attention 24 hours a day in the same house as them.

    We’d have to starve ourself while working or finding a job but everyone was self employed, celebrities, and or business owners, stock holders. Maybe shareholders didn’t have these issues. There may have been uv c light bulbs in public schools or outdoor street posts which is why they worked so well at pulling everyone’s mind out of disease banking systems, where the disease didn’t even start it. They were just on the money as in a virus or bacteria physically on it, and they were on cards that come in the mail with that as a way to track you. Seems terrible but it for sure ended identity theft and credit card fraud.

  • InspiringOne@lemm.ee
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    17 hours ago

    Well there use to only be disease below the grass because chlorine was the ozone layer and god publicly added it to the earths atmosphere to change the way life was with the population. Disease was also something different that was added. So how does god do this implementing thing with all these conspiracies going on with economics. This was just his world, everything could have been a hamster in a glass box or cage. The natural world or religious world did not have to exist. Things like radiation change everything and same with animals turning, changing, evolving, or magically turning into people. At one point it was weirder than Skyrim and mid evil and everyone was naked within the last 30 years drinking bacteria infested well water. Wells were no good without filtration or heating, but it’s not that bad. Wells are usually all the way to bedrock but may lack ions from moving water like rapids or waterfalls.

    To produce uv radiation you can use chlorine, iodine (heating it to 250 or higher will form a gas and emit radiation, it feels wonderful, condense back into metal when it cools), bromine, maybe even other things.

    That’s what hydrogen iodine gas is for, but hasn’t been done yet, or they mix it with plastic with everything becoming LED, basically you can chlorinate or attach whatever element you choose, to the plastic molecules as bonds and then melt it down to form the LED bulbs with a filament. But closer to the filament is better seeing how the bulb itself only gets to 150 maybe 200 degrees if left on for long periods of time.

    Mercury may not actually produce ultraviolet radiation at all but it could emit some type of rays.

    Uv c is just higher strength uv b, there is more chlorine in the bulb or it is heated to a higher temperature. The actual light itself as in photons or electrons don’t matter besides heat that is produced by the filament.

    You can also heat the events without producing light and uv radiation is emitted. If you get hit with high enough strength you can turn entirely black over a few days or weeks, even if it’s just for a few seconds. It’s called evolution.

    And that’s all Japan cares about first, is sanitation, or at all, sanitation makes everyone feel good but cleaning and eating large amounts did t always go on, there was less poop and people and animals usually visit or live by waves and moving water.

    • scarabic@lemmy.world
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      1 year ago

      And bleaching all materials in the room. And slowly destroying anything made of paper or plastic or wood.

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      1 year ago

      Joke aside, looks like they’re using a higher bandwidth of light, 222nm compared to more common 254nm uv for medical uses. It doesn’t penetrate the skin or eyes sufficiently to cause damage.

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      1 year ago

      What if, and hear me out,

      What if…

      What if… we just ran them when people weren’t in the room? 🤯

      Crazy what happens when you can come up with your own thoughts instead of parroting reddit comments ad nauseam.

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        1 year ago

        What if… we just ran them when people weren’t in the room?

        This is already a thing in many hospitals, and has been used extensively even before covid.

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          1 year ago

          And there are also UV systems that can be added to air ducts to kill off airborne pathogens as well. But they’re not cheap and not commonly used outside of medical facilities.

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        1 year ago

        Lemmy users don’t respond well to reasonable criticism or facts.

        Only toxic and stupid comments allowed.

  • just_another_person@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    Because the spectrum required (UV-C) to do so is harmful to humans and the environment. Putting it EVERYWHERE would cause all kinds of problems.

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      1 year ago

      The article blathers on for page after page after page talking about technology is back in the '60s and '70s, an experimental technology using UV wavelengths that supposedly don’t bother humans. And systems that only point up in a room like the UV light isn’t going to get reflected into your eyeballs. I get the feeling the author doesn’t have much of a background and was really just trying to stitch a bunch of research together without really understanding most of it.

      You can safely blast the shit out of central air ducts, but it doesn’t do anything for infected breathing viruses into the air sitting next to you or the people that touched the bathroom door handle.

      I suspect if we see any real non biased studies come out of any of this equipment the difference will be close to within the error bar.

      • frezik@midwest.social
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        1 year ago

        This is the most informed comment in the thread where it’s clear you actually read the damn article.

        Some of this does appear to be due to a widespread misunderstanding about how droplets spread disease in the medical field. It was thought that UV light far enough away to be safe would also be too far away to be effective. At least, not without additional ventilation, but ventilation itself would help reduce the spread, and we don’t do that because it’s expensive. UV would be cheap.

        Research conducted during Covid corrected this scientific misunderstanding, and UV may be effective without additional ventilation. Ozone effects still need to be studied, though, as well as overall effectiveness. It might be that the additional ozone causes a few hundred additional deaths, but with the tradeoff of thousands or even millions fewer respiratory disease deaths. That would be a worthwhile tradeoff, but we don’t know what those numbers look like.