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Saw a laminated sign at a rest stop in Amarillo claiming 5G towers cause headaches, so I looked it up
Stopped at a rest stop off I-40 near Amarillo last month and there was this laminated sign taped to the bathroom door with a QR code, and the whole thing claimed 5G towers are behind migraines and sleep problems. I scanned the code out of curiosity and it went to a page with zero sources, just a photo of a cell tower and a bunch of bold text. I pulled up the WHO and FCC pages on my phone right there at the picnic table and neither one lists any evidence connecting 5G to headaches. What got me was that the sign looked official, glossy print, county logo at the bottom, so plenty of people probably never question it. I took a photo and emailed the rest stop office asking who approved it (no answer yet, it's been 3 weeks). Part of me wants to print my own little fact sheet and tape it next to theirs, but I know that turns into a whole thing. Has anyone else seen these signs popping up at highway stops, and did you ever get a straight answer about who puts them there?
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