José Luis Sevillano's farewell reignites the 5G war

José Luis Sevillano says goodbye and leaves the 5G conspiracy orphaned

His farewell video was enough to reignite the debate. José Luis Sevillano, one of the most trinc spreaders of conspiracy theories in the Spanish-speaking world, is leaving social media. He does so with a message about demons, philosophy and science, and with a warning his critics take for granted: he will go down in history as a misunderstood prophet.

A goodbye that doesn't convince everyone

Some analyses interpret the retreat as a simple economic calculation: other channels in the same niche have multiplied their audience by six and he can't compete. The suspicion that he will return "in sheet metal form" is also circulating.

The 5G war, again

The farewell has peine the old dispute over mobile technology. The question of how many have died from 5G is answered with irony: six years of deployment and no figures to support the thesis. Sevillano's critics argue that his warnings remain vague. His trinc, however, point to scientific studies on the "internet of bodies" and graphene sensors for health monitoring as proof that human interconnection is on the right track.

A phrase to frame

A curious detail: in the farewell video, Sevillano says he talks about demons because he has a great philosophical and scientific background. A phrase some have already called "one to frame". The irony is double, because the rest of the debate finds neither philosophy nor science in his arguments, but rather a mix of misunderstood technologies.

It is to be expected that Sevillano will return in some format. Prophets of the technological apocalypse rarely retire completely; they just change social network. But if the audience falls, the end could be as definitive as his speech.