YES! There are prople who believe that electromagnetic energy below 300GHz is good for you. Take a look at the track record for medical shortwave (preWW2) diathermy, and microwave (postWW2) diathermy (2.45GHz). Deliberate exposure at levels and durations designed to produce tissue heating to millions of people for medical purposes. No one died from it, no one developed tumors, cancer, warts, electrosensitivity, itching, ESP, or anything else, for that matter. Microwave diathermy is still in use worldwide, primarily in sports medicine. Of course, there are some that believe that magnets are dood for you, and bad for you, too. Belief reigns, emotions run amok, but it is still zero in the end, the null set.
Albert Einstein once said.....
"The law of causality has not
the significance of a statement
as to the world of experience,
except when observable facts
ultimately appear as causes
and effects."
Cite: The Foundation of the General Theory of
Relativity, A. Einstein, Annalen der Physik,
49, 1916, trans.W. Perrett & G. B. Jeffery, The
Principle of Relativity, p113, Dover, 1923.
No one has seen anything about this WiFi mythology that meets Einstein's criteria, by any stretch of the imagination, dreams, magic mushrooms, or just plain holding ones breath.
So.... LESS IS WORSE! We already live in super high levels of EME compared with 1900, and the exposure levels keep getting higher. There is no such thing as "low level exposure" unless you inhabit a cave or salt mine. With the "less is worse" mythology, we should be seeing people getting healthier!
Get out a spectrum analyzer and just see that in which you really live!
To require proof of a negative is academic bankruptcy. To prove the negative cannot, nor will it ever be done with anything. The burden of proof lies with those who make the assertion, a "prove the positive".
The response to this mythology goes way beyond reality and must be from another universe.
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YES! There are prople who believe that electromagnetic energy below 300GHz is good for you. Take a look at the track record for medical shortwave (preWW2) diathermy, and microwave (postWW2) diathermy (2.45GHz). Deliberate exposure at levels and durations designed to produce tissue heating to millions of people for medical purposes. No one died from it, no one developed tumors, cancer, warts, electrosensitivity, itching, ESP, or anything else, for that matter. Microwave diathermy is still in use worldwide, primarily in sports medicine. Of course, there are some that believe that magnets are dood for you, and bad for you, too. Belief reigns, emotions run amok, but it is still zero in the end, the null set.
Albert Einstein once said..... "The law of causality has not the significance of a statement as to the world of experience, except when observable facts ultimately appear as causes and effects." Cite: The Foundation of the General Theory of Relativity, A. Einstein, Annalen der Physik, 49, 1916, trans.W. Perrett & G. B. Jeffery, The Principle of Relativity, p113, Dover, 1923. No one has seen anything about this WiFi mythology that meets Einstein's criteria, by any stretch of the imagination, dreams, magic mushrooms, or just plain holding ones breath.
So.... LESS IS WORSE! We already live in super high levels of EME compared with 1900, and the exposure levels keep getting higher. There is no such thing as "low level exposure" unless you inhabit a cave or salt mine. With the "less is worse" mythology, we should be seeing people getting healthier! Get out a spectrum analyzer and just see that in which you really live!
To require proof of a negative is academic bankruptcy. To prove the negative cannot, nor will it ever be done with anything. The burden of proof lies with those who make the assertion, a "prove the positive". The response to this mythology goes way beyond reality and must be from another universe.