Is Wi-Fi bad for your health?

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You may be right, but

I don't think "subliminal" is th eright word for it. You said "over-sensitive" and that may be more accurate. It's almost as if these people are "allergic" to EMF. The problem is proving it. Some people claim to be able to speak to dead people (mediums or clairvoyants), and they will swear by their abilities. But how do you prove (or disprove) that ability. I think what is going to happen is we will end up posting warning signs at the entrances of public buildings warning of the presence of WiFi. Schools may have to go to hardwired networking if the lawyers get their way. Personally, I still think it's all a bunch of hooey designed to enrich some trial lawyer...

Posted by: Carrion   Posted on: 11/30/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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