Post by Slinger on Jan 11, 2021 14:26:40 GMT
I don't think any of us are shocked at that revelation. I posted the story because it reminded me a bit of some of Peter Belt's claims, in particular this quote:
Last November, the company published a press release saying it was extremely proud to announce a partnership with the NHS that would see "brand-new patient engagement units" installed in Torbay and Royal College of London hospitals.
At the time, an Energydots spokeswoman told BBC News adverts for its products would appear in the two hospitals, though she clarified the London hospital was in fact University College Hospital.
But a Torbay Hospital spokesman then told BBC News it knew nothing of this partnership.
And within hours, the press release had disappeared from the company's website.
Energydots later said there had been a misunderstanding with the agency that had promised to organise the adverts.
The article itself is here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-55613452
The Devon-based company told BBC News the stickers were programmed with "scalar energy", which the scientists' equipment would be unable to detect.
Last November, the company published a press release saying it was extremely proud to announce a partnership with the NHS that would see "brand-new patient engagement units" installed in Torbay and Royal College of London hospitals.
At the time, an Energydots spokeswoman told BBC News adverts for its products would appear in the two hospitals, though she clarified the London hospital was in fact University College Hospital.
But a Torbay Hospital spokesman then told BBC News it knew nothing of this partnership.
And within hours, the press release had disappeared from the company's website.
Energydots later said there had been a misunderstanding with the agency that had promised to organise the adverts.
The article itself is here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-55613452
