And so based upon that non-secretter, the discussion suddenly changed.

Maybe there's a microwave weapon involved without any evidence whatsoever.

In most cases, he's won away, but a few employees, even years later, have been seriously affected to the point where they've taken early retirement.

You see 5G all over, don't you? It's the new wireless network, of course, that everybody's

talking about. It stands for, and I know this, but just in case you don't, it stands for

fifth generation wireless technology. It's going to make self-driving cars a reality.

It's going to do so many other things. You can download HD movies in just

a mere second or so. Everything's going to be smart. Even the tires on our car. I read about this,

and I couldn't believe it. Smart tires would actually talk to road sensors who would actually

talk to other cars and then they would be involved in, say, predicting traffic patterns.

Now, 5G just didn't arrive overnight.

Of course, we have to go back in time.

1G. Do you remember that?

It hit the scene in 1985.

And then we started to go digital, so we switched to 2G.

Later on, 3G.

We're all super excited about that because then you could finally get email on your phone.

And then 4G, Uber Lyfts, streaming videos. And today, 5G is just blasting through.

And it's one day going to give us autonomous cities and self-driving drones. And it seems like

whenever anything new is in technology, we always have conspiracy

videos and theories that float around. And with 5G, there's no scarcity of it. Some folks think

that 5G actually causes the coronavirus to spread. And these online beliefs are turning to

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