That's a classic straw man. It's probabilities, not certainties. Even
the most virulent pathogen doesn't kill *everyone*.
My point was that brain cells are subject to em effects all of the
time. They live in a sea of em for their entire existence. If em
radiation could cause DNA damage and cancer then these cells could
simply not survive and neither could we; in fact we could never
have evolved in the first place.
EM radiation DOES cause cancer and cell damage and physical trauma.
Go lie out naked in the sun for a while, you'll see.
It's whether *these frequencies* at *this power* can cause damage
that is in question, and whether there are cumulative effects. Like I
said in another post, I think the balance of evidence is that the
risk is negligable compared to other risks. I'm certainly far more
worried about skin cancer than I am about brain tumours.
Charlie
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