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Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Unfortunately, Pres DJT did not "unban" the incandescent:

Executive orders cannot override statutory requirements. They can direct federal agencies to review or adjust how regulations are implemented but cannot change the legal framework underpinning those regulations.​​​​​​​

Traditional incandescent bulbs are still non-compliant. Manufacturing or importing incandescent bulbs that do not meet the efficiency standard remains prohibited under federal law.*

But we can still fight back by supporting the Soft Lights Foundation:

https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/orange

LiMaxiB's avatar

On a drive of 1hr 30 minutes I kept my husband enlightened by reading this excellent article! He was dodging cars while I was wondering how I can dodge blue LED lights! And how to protect our mitochondria! Thanks for TMI on this important subject for which none of us voted for.🌞🌻

Roman S Shapoval's avatar

Thanks so much Li! I appreciate you spreading the word. LEDs can be weaponized, and are also why they are proliferating in my opinion - they don't want us on the road - they want robots and EVs on the road.

Here's some more info on a lighting solution by Nikola Tesla that I am trying to resurrect:https://romanshapoval.substack.com/p/magneticlight

You can listen to it during the day on your next roadtrip (:

Tricia Nelson's avatar

I wonder if Incandescent bulbs will ever be back on the shelves of stores. They are crazy expensive when I have found them on line.

Hazel's avatar

Trump admin stopped the Biden green BS insanity

Vinu Arumugham #MAHA's avatar

LED bulbs are available with different wavelengths (temperature). Some are even adjustable. I chose long wavelengths (less blue) to avoid sleep disturbance. Good to know there are more benefits.

Susan L.'s avatar

How do we know which bulbs have the longer wavelengths? Is this listed on the lightbulb package? Is there a particular number to look for? I tend to like cool LEDS where I read and warm LEDs in the bathroom; are warm bulbs preferable over cool ones? This is all news to me so any information you can lends is helpful and very much appreciated. I'm off to research it. Thank you.

Alamo Dude's avatar

Here is a pysOps to Algore Rhythm I don’t see anywhere.

Right now, just like during Cov1984, A I inputs are measuring how far ‘Mercans can be pushed into standing in absurd 5 hour lines, over 🙃 Idiocracy reasons. Notice over 50% standing in these lines are zoned out zombies on the “smart” things. A large % could have driven to their destinations in half to 2/3 the time and aggravation. But there they are. Many missing flights and coming back for more of the same the next day.

That all feeds into ‘A I what ifs’ computers gaming out the Great Reset WEF dream of the ChiCom-Google FireFly social scored CBDC access to all of modern society. With them controlling access. And the rest of us their digital peasants.

Monika I's avatar

This article is 1000% correct! My awesome eye doctor- about 1.5 years ago, told me the same! He’s been seeing young people exposed to LED lights coming in with cataracts- the LED’s are causing this! He stated the screens, and also the UV lights are BIG culprits! He had to create special glasses which filtered out some of the damaging light frequencies of LED’s and UV’s for one 20 something who was literally going blind working underneath them at a Sam’s Club in the liquor dept. The young man said he needed his job and refused to quit, so my eye doctor created the special glasses blocking the harmful frequencies! The eye doc told me he is worried sick about all the young kids sitting under these lights all day at school and in daycares!

JC's avatar

We had some we found in an old garage and tried to use them. They get very hot.