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Why I don’t drive a Tesla…

316,786 Aufrufe • vor 7 Monaten •via X (Twitter)

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Nickolaivor 7 Monaten

I don’t drive a Tesla either… it drives me.

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Everything 2A 🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

It’s non-ionizing radiation. It’s fine, stop fear mongering for engagement farming.

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Colorado Bull 🦅vor 7 Monaten

Wait until you find out about how electricity works.

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Mike Ronesiavor 7 Monaten

I’m going to need a lot more supporting science to even consider this legit. How does it compare to breathing in exhaust or getting gas on your hand at a gas station. This isn’t science, it’s clickbait.

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TeslaAiGirlvor 7 Monaten

So Paul the paranoid dude is driving a gas car..oh wait, carbon monoxide, benzene, VOCs. So he’s walking..oh shit! The sun… another cancer risk. How about you chill, use FSD and enjoy the safer ride.

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Calvin / カルビンvor 7 Monaten

Are you saying this is healthier for me to drive and be around?

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FSD Pilot (Unsupervised) 🛩🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

This is an intelligence test. People who believe & propagate this stuff, fail. 😜 To clarify: yes there are radio waves & EMF everywhere. No, it isn’t nearly enough to be harmful to a human.

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Rufusvor 7 Monaten

Anyone driving a Tesla is retarded. My Tesla drives me. Also, your video is complete bullshit 😂

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Bunwich🐇🥪vor 7 Monaten

fuck bro... if you worry about every little thing in life wtf are you even living for? That aside... what do you drive then? an ICE vehicle and suck in the fumes when its running? that cant be better for you.

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Jeremy Judkinsvor 7 Monaten

Don’t pmo it’s too early for this

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Mark Anthonyvor 7 Monaten

@grok can you give me the most educated realistic opinion about this make sure it’s science backed.

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⭕️ CyberMike ⭕️vor 7 Monaten

Crazy to drive a gas car. Automotive gasoline is carcinogenic to humans (Group 1), linked mainly to bladder cancer, lung cancer & acute myeloid leukemia from high occupational exposures. That’s why I love my Tesla worth its HEPA filter to clean the cabin air and remove all those nasty toxins from Internal Combustion Engines.

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Imran Hasanvor 7 Monaten

Throwing out numbers without setting a baseline of when it gets harmful versus when it's safe. Unfortunately that doesn't help anyone except increasing FUD

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Nerdalatorvor 7 Monaten

Show us studies showing this level EMF is harmful to humans. Other than just showing a meter go up without extra context about measuring health impact

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ThefootArtistvor 7 Monaten

Meh, this is cuck behavior. Why worry about EMFs if your balls are already this shriveled up.

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Grumpy 🥩🇺🇸vor 7 Monaten

So, is it the same for all EV's? What's an ICE vehicle emit? Anything? Love the science but you need more data.

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BRUH 👑vor 7 Monaten

Sold my Tesla 2 years ago. Will never go back to electric. Gas all day

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Brandon Knoblauchvor 7 Monaten

EMF is harmless to the human body. Noxious, sooty exhaust from gasoline and diesel cars is not.

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Chad Whitlockvor 7 Monaten

Yes, electric vehicles produce magnetic fields when driving or charging — just like every vehicle does, including gas cars (alternators, wiring, heated seats, etc.). The important question isn’t “can you measure it?” It’s “is it above established safety limits?” In virtually every independent measurement study, EMF levels inside EVs while driving or charging are well below international public exposure limits set by organizations like ICNIRP and recognized by the World Health Organization. These limits are designed with large safety margins. Measuring a field doesn’t mean it’s dangerous — it just means physics is happening. Now compare that to gasoline exposure. Gasoline vapors contain benzene — a known human carcinogen. That’s not debated. It’s classified by the CDC and IARC as cancer-causing in humans. When you fill up a gas car, you are briefly exposed to volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and occupational studies focus heavily on benzene exposure for gas station workers for a reason.

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Paul Mangionevor 7 Monaten

There is a solution:

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Larry Smartvor 7 Monaten

0.4 milliwatts/m^3. Do you even know what that means? No. You don't. Your microwave ~ 1000 watts & emits that into a chamber much smaller than a cubic meter. That's what it is cooking your popcorn. The popcorn is receiving 2.5 million times the power density. Learn math.

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Overly Trev’s Futurevor 7 Monaten

I would hope this is Satire

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Landlordvor 7 Monaten

Is emf worse than gasoline fumes?

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Bill Stoutvor 7 Monaten

But a gas or diesel car is ok? How stupid can you be

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Pink Cybercabvor 7 Monaten

@grok are gasoline fumes carcinogenic?! When driving a combustion engine vehicle how much exhaust and fuel fumes are you subjected to especially when filling your tank.

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Cesar Pegadovor 7 Monaten

Hey kiddo! You used a meter and found invisible magnetic fields (called ELF fields) up to 10-20 milligauss (that's 1-2 microtesla). You said they might hurt your health, like messing with hormones. But scientists say that's not true. Here are the real facts: These numbers are tiny. The safe limit set by world experts for these kinds of magnetic fields is 200 microtesla for regular people like you and me, well just me as you’re not regular at all (retard). The stuff you measured is way less than 1% of that safe limit. In 2025, Germany's top radiation protection scientists tested 14 different cars, including lots of electric ones like the Tesla. They measured everything while driving and charging. Every single car stayed under the safe limits. Electric cars are not worse than regular gas cars. They stated that no health problems are expected from these fields. The World Health Organization checked tons of studies. They say at normal everyday levels (like in cars or your house), these fields do not cause health issues. One more cool fact: Tests on the Tesla Model 3 show that right by the driver's head, the fields are only 0.08 to 1.3 microtesla. That's much weaker than the fields from an electric blanket at home (which can be 10-50 microtesla)! The science shows Tesla cars (and other electric cars) are safe. The magnetic fields come from the battery and motor, just like from power lines or your phone charger — and they're too weak to hurt you. Sources (all real science places you can check): German Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) study, April 2025: International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection (ICNIRP) Guidelines for low-frequency magnetic fields (2010) World Health Organization factsheet on exposure to extremely low frequency fields: Concluding that your claims exaggerate harmless, low-level fields that are standard in all modern vehicles and well within safety margins. No major health body (WHO, ICNIRP, EPA) flags EVs as risky for EMF. If you're concerned, measure your home appliances—they're likely similar or higher. This is pseudoscience dressed as concern; the real "nonsense" is ignoring the data for engagement.

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teslajakevor 7 Monaten

Agreed you shouldn’t sit in teslas while charging but driving you’re fine

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Petter 🇳🇴vor 7 Monaten

You're afraid of milligauss? I have speakers with kilogauss. That's million X. I don't think you understand this. Electromagnetic. It's everywhere. EVERYWHERE. Even living cells depends on it.

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bisharavor 7 Monaten

that’s not how things work bro 😭

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joelvor 7 Monaten

@IfindRetards

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Nvor 7 Monaten

Jesus, go measure the PPM of toxins from a gas or diesel rig, then weigh out which one is worse. If you are nerfing everything you do for longevity, stay home and when you leave, ride a bike.

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Calisthenic Kylevor 7 Monaten

I’ve owned a Tesla for almost a year now and haven’t charged it at a super charger once.

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Stormovor 7 Monaten

I’m assuming you fly on airplanes? In airplanes you’re actually exposed to ionizing radiation from the sun. What you’re exposed to in a Tesla is nothing. Also we’re constantly bombarded with radiation from the cosmos. It doesn’t get much more natural than that.

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August Rothenpielervor 7 Monaten

@elonmusk, what say you about this?

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Pink Cybercabvor 7 Monaten

@IfindRetards we got a live one!!!

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