[Hidden-tech] Cell Phones and EMF Risks Study
Steven Solomon
ssol at interactiveguild.com
Fri Nov 2 12:02:29 EDT 2007
Folks,
In regard to cell phone/brain cancer debate, I'll add this. One study
does not constitute proof or even cause for immediate worry. For
example, I just read a report that directly contradicts the one cited
in the original post. I apologize for not having the citation to the
one I mention as it's buried somewhere in a conferencing system I
use, and I don't remember which one at the moment. Maybe my cell
phone has melted my mind and is rotting my brain.
In any case, the report I refer to was a meta-study culled from 20-
some years of data. It found no correlation between cell phones and
cancer and faulted many of the data sets and methodologies in the
studies examined. For example, on one end of the spectrum of cell
usage were countries like Israel and Finland, where no correlation
was found. Meanwhile, on the other end of the spectrum, places like
rural India and sub-Saharan regions with little cell use where often
not polled. That's an important possible control that has been
neglected thus far. Could it be, if there is indeed an increase in
brain cancers in big user groups of handheld RF device that they also
share similar diets, environments (pollutants), and other stresses on
their bodies and minds? That question remains largely unasked and
thus unanswered.
As to Microwave energy? There has been only one case of the
government and courts allowing that MW was responsible in injuring a
person. He was a the poor guy who worked as a janitor at the Langley
CIA headquarters. It was his job from the early fifties to early
seventies to clean leaves and other debris from the primitive 30' MW
communications dish that connected Langley with DC. Basically, he got
slow cooked. He was a swarthy fellow of Italian descent when he was
hired and died with a freckled complexion, red hair, and mysterious
liver problems. His wife and her attorneys fought for over a decade
to get the government to settle the case. They won and a couple of
months later the FCC issued new guidelines about RF techs being
around running RF transmitters.
So, I guess the point is, yeah, when we deploy new tech some folks
are apt to get fried. In this day and age, we are all sort of
astronauts in a universe of Human-made photons. Some of us will get
blown up, perhaps. Still, (personal opinion) until the government
gets serious about studying these issues and distances itself from
industry influence the data and reporting will continue to be muddled
and we will all have to choose for ourselves as to our actions.
S
Steven Solomon
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