> is now concentrated in that beam, with huge parts of it absorbed by the skin? How is this not a health concern? Have you ever been outside? Felt the warmth o

> is now concentrated in that beam, with huge parts of it absorbed by the skin? How is this not a health concern? Have you ever been outside? Felt the warmth of the sun on your skin? That warmth is (up to) 1000W/m^2 of ionizing high frequency EM waves being absorbed by your skin. So in light of that, if you want to be consistent, you should start worrying about non-penetrating EM waves from 5G when you feel them heat your skin up. Of course, skin-penetrating waves are another story entirely, but the point of the article is that they seemingly don't.