Seeds germinate better with heat.
Nope. Seeds germinate better in the right temperature range.
That's not what you said. You just said "with heat" ... how much heat is rather important. :) See how the details matter?
But - bigger picture:
Let's assume the room is 75F. A highly thermally reflective box with a fixed heat source (an RF amplifier) and no cooling or heat transfer ... Very easy to be well above 90F.
Those poor seeds were toasted.
That's not a one-direction, universal thing. And the point is to create a control, anyways.
The point was to see if Wi-Fi would slow the growth, and it did.
You sheep love your comforts so much. Even if your main stream media were to say it's dangerous you would think "so? i can't live without it"
You're really not convincing anyone with insults. I agree that this experiment would have been better if the premise was more explicitly whether living right next to a WiFi router inhibits plant growth. I am not sure they came out and said that. There are a few obvious things to try before you come to the conclusion that it does. If you do come to that conclusion, you do not jump to the conclusion that it is harmful to humans. Even the children in the video could figure that out.
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