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call me a fuddy-duddy but i want to be convinced that there are no adverse health affects -- or understand what the risks are, however minute. after all, one c
by thefastlane 11y ago
call me a fuddy-duddy but i want to be convinced that there are no adverse health affects -- or understand what the risks are, however minute.
after all, one can get cancer (and die from it) from something as 'harmless' as sunlight.
- gsteinb88 11y agoSunlight is ionizing radiation -- the ultraviolet light is capable of knocking electrons off their atoms, damaging nearby biological systems. 2.4 GHz radio waves cannot do this; absorption just causes local heating (in this case, truly infinitesmal amounts). I dont know whether that meets the standard of convincing you, but it is fantastically well established science.
- thefastlane 11y agothanks, i appreciate the response; that's a distinction i didn't know about.