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Probably going to regret asking this, but is there any evidence that EM waves interact negatively in anything in the animal kingdom? Outside of literally cookin
by malfist 5y ago
Probably going to regret asking this, but is there any evidence that EM waves interact negatively in anything in the animal kingdom? Outside of literally cooking something.
- zamadatix 5y agoFor the "any other EM waves" portion sure, ionizing radiation damages in a very different way than heating something up. It's unrelated to things like Wi-Fi and celluar though and such non-ionizing radiation has not been found to have some other negative interaction. Extremely high power extremely low frequency radiation can also cause electrical flow but it's not been found to be problematic in humans at least. I doubt anyone has done a study on extremely low frequency radiation for arthropods in the specific time frame specified by the GP but I also doubt this portion of the EM landscape has changed significantly enough compared to before that time frame to be a relevant explanation.