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The amount of energy put out by Wi-Fi is absolutely dwarfed by the radio, television, and cell phone EM signals that we are swamped in at all times. And none of
by hegemonicon 17y ago
The amount of energy put out by Wi-Fi is absolutely dwarfed by the radio, television, and cell phone EM signals that we are swamped in at all times. And none of them put out enough energy to do anything but raise our temperature an immeasurably small amount.
See here: http://scienceblogs.com/builtonfacts/2009/09/wifi_and_radiation.php http://scienceblogs.com/builtonfacts/2009/09/wifi_and_radiat...
- cool-RR 17y agoSome people say that, some people say the opposite. How can I know which are right?
- gloob 17y agoExample: People other than you claim to be sentient. You have no direct access to their first-person experience, and are incapable of coming up with a falsifiable method of testing for its existence. How can you know they are sentient? Philosophical answer is that you can't, really. Provided you want to remain in the realm of localism, materialism, etc. (variously known as "science" and "common sense"), however, you could just measure the energy output of a television and the energy output of wireless router and stop worrying about how nothing is certain.
- borism 17y agoDo you sit right next to radio/TV transmitter day and night? Does you cell phone use always-on connection?