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Back in the mid-80s I used a high-power portable radio in military security duties. A friend showed me how you could light your flashlight (with no batteries in it) by holding your radio near the bulb and press the transmit button. It worked! But today it reminds me that everything that transmit a signal send out RF and if it can light a bulb, it can cause health problems! I know, digital signals transmit significantly less power, but then again, we're holding them to our heads a lot more than I ever held that radio to my ear.
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RF Energy  sgtgary@... | 12/17/08
RE: Cell phones and health risk  ghooton | 12/17/08
Actually the science on human causation for climate change is settled  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 12/17/08
BS, all the money is in burning more fossile fuel not less.  T1Oracle | 12/17/08
Oh yeah?  Roger Ramjet | 12/17/08
Your degree is in geology, then  Anton Philidor | 12/17/08
Yes I'm a geologist  Roger Ramjet | 12/17/08
So even a geologists should know  tonymcs@... | 12/17/08
Fine distinction  Anton Philidor | 12/17/08
Yeah.  Anton Philidor | 12/17/08
It's too bad  Roger Ramjet | 12/17/08
A single counter-example DOES disprove  wolf_z | 12/18/08
Thank you.  T1Oracle | 12/18/08
Depends on what "credible" means  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 12/17/08
16 years ago?  T1Oracle | 12/18/08
The immorality of wagering for God or against cell phones  Anton Philidor | 12/17/08
Agreed - but  murph_z ZDNet Moderator | 12/17/08
If you're right you have justification.  Anton Philidor | 12/17/08
Gee you took me seriously wink  tonymcs@... | 12/17/08
RE: Cell phones and health risk  corfu | 12/17/08
It is not politics but the fact that science is kind of hard  hamobu | 12/18/08

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