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I opted out of backscatter back in the day (and looking at the facts retrospectively I feel validated in doing so, for example the miscalibrated units found to
by Someone1234 6y ago
I opted out of backscatter back in the day (and looking at the facts retrospectively I feel validated in doing so, for example the miscalibrated units found to be spitting out 20x more radiation than designed).
I don't opt out of Millimeter Wave today, as I'm yet to see convincing scientific arguments or evidence that they're unsafe, or what the mechanism would be outside of mild tissue heating. I do choose to close my eyes when scanned though, take that as you will.
- cosmotic 6y agoHave you seen any convincing scientific evidence that they are effective? I mean... Do they stop terrorism? They may not give you cancer but those machines aren't free.
- Someone1234 6y agoBeyond the scope of opt-outs. This is more a political question masquerading as a scientific inquiry.