Researcher Tests Secret Weapon on Himself, Remains Skeptical of ‘Havana Syndrome’
A Norwegian government scientist has developed a machine designed to emit powerful microwave pulses. This innovative project aims to demonstrate that such devices are safe for human use.
Testing the Microwave Device
In 2024, the researcher took the unusual step of testing the device on himself, operating under conditions of strict secrecy. During this personal experiment, he experienced neurological symptoms resembling those associated with “Havana syndrome.”
Understanding Havana Syndrome
Havana syndrome is a mysterious illness that has affected numerous U.S. diplomats and spies globally. Symptoms typically include headaches, nausea, dizziness, and cognitive difficulties. The cause of this syndrome remains largely unknown, with many speculating about possible external factors, such as microwave energy.
Concerns and Skepticism
- The Norwegian scientist’s self-experiment raises ethical questions about safety and responsibility.
- His experience adds to the growing skepticism surrounding the validity of the Havana syndrome phenomenon.
- Many experts continue to investigate the potential link between microwave exposure and the symptoms reported by victims.
As research continues, the implications of these findings could influence future studies on microwave technology and its effects on human health. The scientific community remains divided, balancing the enthusiasm for technological advancements with necessary public health considerations.
