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<p>Thank you for the insights. So if I understand correctly, the
concern is not power, but frequency (and possibly other factors)?</p>
<p>I will read further into the link you shared, thank you.</p>
<p>Marc<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2/28/21 3:36 PM, Greg wrote:<br>
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the phone’s transmit wattage can be reduced, giving you a
smaller, lighter phone, with a longer-lasting battery and,
perhaps most importantly, it uses far less of the energy
in that battery to cook your head.</div>
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<div class="">Cellular companies will play this idiotic strawman
game where they talk about ionization and whether or not 5G
causes it.</div>
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<div class="">This is not where health concerns are stemming from.
Ionization is but one physical phenomenon. Cellphones interact
with biological systems in ways that most people don’t fully
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<div class="">It is perfectly possible for there to be negative
health effects at certain frequencies.</div>
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<div class="">As a trivial example, consider that a TV can strobe
certain colors in a row at a certain frequency and give someone
a seizure. There is no ionizing radiation involved but the human
goes into a seizure.</div>
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<div class="">Similarly there have been plenty of studies showing
that 5g and perhaps other frequencies can cause adverse health
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<div class="">This letter signed by some 300k+ people includes
links to studies showing supposed adverse health effects. You
are welcome to investigate each claim on your own, and those who
hand wave this stuff away are probably trolls working for these
companies. As evidence for this, I personally tweeted something
out about 5g. Normally I get close to no interactions, but on
this tweet I instantly got over 10 engagements, suggesting a
corporate-backed propaganda campaign.</div>
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<div class="">Cheers,</div>
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