steven chiverton
Senior Member
what would the fda have to do with the hdr anyhow the hdr is an electrical device and nothing to do with food or drugs unlless its a birthday cake shaped hdr then that would be food
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Another Inside the HDR Thread: Dissecting my HDR
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lamdo263
Senior Member
Food & Drug often determines what's safe for the people. It's just another bureaucracy. I don't know what the UK has in its place? National safety committee. Uses as; Don't load bullets into a licorice pistol and try to eat it.
You're Funny!
Great Steven; now I'm hungry for a HDR shaped birthday cake!
Agreed!!You're Funny!
Legality is in the usage; it's not the device, but the act.
Here in the United States different governmental agencies handle different acts.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) would cover the health benefit claims of the HDR; but electrical devices are in some grey areas. As long as you don't claim "cures" or "treatments", the FDA won't bother you.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) would cover the time travel aspect of the HDR, if one was to move any distance. And most of these concerns are safety oriented and you may be required to use a DOT approved helmet during HDR use.
The Department of Energy (DOE) would be concerned with the zero-point energy claims of the HDR, and one may be required to obtain an operators permit and register their HDR.
And where you time travel to may involve different agencies, to include the new Space Force, NASA, or National Reconnaissance Office.
And don't forget the Environmental Protection Agency may require an environmental impact study for use of the HDR.
And these are just the federal agencies, each state and local municipality may have their own rules.
Owner/Operators of the HDR share a unique and special relationship with our perspective regulatory agencies.
But mostly we say; "screw-em".
Love your fun with Lamdo263 when you mentioned:: The Department of Transportation (DOT) would cover the time travel aspect of the HDR, if one was to move any distance,,,And most of these concerns are safety orientated and you may be required to to use a DOT approved helmet during HDR use....(Thats not a problen Doc05, the TimeFlipper approved and internationally patented time travel helmet would be at your disposal, but you MUST return it to me one week before you time-travel)The Department of Transportation (DOT) would cover the time travel aspect of the HDR, if one was to move any distance. And most of these concerns are safety oriented and you may be required to use a DOT approved helmet during HDR use.
The Department of Energy (DOE) would be concerned with the zero-point energy claims of the HDR, and one may be required to obtain an operators permit and register their HDR.
And where you time travel to may involve different agencies, to include the new Space Force, NASA, or National Reconnaissance Office.
And don't forget the Environmental Protection Agency may require an environmental impact study for use of the HDR.
And these are just the federal agencies, each state and local municipality may have their own rules.
Owner/Operators of the HDR share a unique and special relationship with our perspective regulatory agencies.
But mostly we say; "screw-em".
The department of energy (DOE) would be concerned with the Zero-Point energy claims of the HDR, and one may be required to obtain an operators permit and register their HDR..And where you time travel to may involve different agencies to include the new Space Force, NASA or National Reconnaisance Office
...Its great to see your fabulous sense of humour Doc05
Thank you @TimeFlipper ,Love your fun with Lamdo263 when you mentioned:: The Department of Transportation (DOT) would cover the time travel aspect of the HDR, if one was to move any distance,,,And most of these concerns are safety orientated and you may be required to to use a DOT approved helmet during HDR use....(Thats not a problen Doc05, the TimeFlipper approved and internationally patented time travel helmet would be at your disposal, but you MUST return it to me one week before you time-travel)
The department of energy (DOE) would be concerned with the Zero-Point energy claims of the HDR, and one may be required to obtain an operators permit and register their HDR..And where you time travel to may involve different agencies to include the new Space Force, NASA or National Reconnaisance Office...Its great to see your fabulous sense of humour Doc05
I'm glad I could make you smile.
Now, about that helmet...
steven chiverton
Senior Member
what next the fda covering even the shadow of a birth cake shaped hdrLegality is in the usage; it's not the device, but the act.
Here in the United States different governmental agencies handle different acts.
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) would cover the health benefit claims of the HDR; but electrical devices are in some grey areas. As long as you don't claim "cures" or "treatments", the FDA won't bother you.
The Department of Transportation (DOT) would cover the time travel aspect of the HDR, if one was to move any distance. And most of these concerns are safety oriented and you may be required to use a DOT approved helmet during HDR use.
The Department of Energy (DOE) would be concerned with the zero-point energy claims of the HDR, and one may be required to obtain an operators permit and register their HDR.
And where you time travel to may involve different agencies, to include the new Space Force, NASA, or National Reconnaissance Office.
And don't forget the Environmental Protection Agency may require an environmental impact study for use of the HDR.
And these are just the federal agencies, each state and local municipality may have their own rules.
Owner/Operators of the HDR share a unique and special relationship with our perspective regulatory agencies.
But mostly we say; "screw-em".
steven chiverton
Senior Member
i wonder if the fda covers the unhealthy benefits of the 5 g network and toxic fluoride used in water and radio active waste storage theres many unhealthy
things there