> When one credentialed person disagrees with another, would it not be common sense to err on the side of safety? No. Credentials are not what matters. The pub

> When one credentialed person disagrees with another, would it not be common sense to err on the side of safety? No. Credentials are not what matters. The public should follow the scientific consensus and be prepared for the consensus to be refined over time as new evidence emerges. There is an overwhelming evidence that non-ionizing radiation at the power level phones use is not harmful. Individual quacks questioning the consensus without evidence should not be given equal weight.