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greatmeh
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meh, makes sense | ||
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Superiorwolf
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Nope. The only exception is cell phones emit a slight amount of radiation, but because it is closer to the brain it is amplified compared to a computer monitor. But this small amount of radiation is trivial. | ||
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Cloud
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Seraphim
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{CC}StealthBlue
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Superiorwolf
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greatmeh
Canada1964 Posts
On June 27 2008 14:26 Superiorwolf wrote: Did you know that living can cause cancer. nope | ||
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RavenWrath
Germany174 Posts
On June 27 2008 14:26 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: What if I smoke ham? Well, smoking ham would be the ultimate affront to vegetarians.. so feel free | ||
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BuGzlToOnl
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greatmeh
Canada1964 Posts
On June 27 2008 14:09 Superiorwolf wrote: The only exception is cell phones emit a slight amount of radiation, but because it is closer to the brain it is amplified compared to a computer monitor. But this small amount of radiation is trivial. you make 5 phone calls a day for 10 years that small amount turns into a big amount of radiation that your brain has been exposed to... no joke well anyway, ive ditched my cell phone, i dont wanna die of cell phone cancer not to freak anyone out or anything, but you should be freaked out major magazines refuse to publish how cell phones are bad for the brains in fear of causing a scare. so ive heard | ||
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Motiva
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On June 27 2008 14:57 RavenWrath wrote: Well, smoking ham would be the ultimate affront to vegetarians.. so feel free mmmmmmmm smoked ham.... | ||
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greatmeh
Canada1964 Posts
On June 27 2008 14:09 {CC}StealthBlue wrote: So use the speaker function. getting a head set is more appropriate | ||
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QuietIdiot
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recent study I read awhile ago. But then again, doesn't the average male have a 50-33% risk of gaining some sort of cancer in their lifetime? | ||
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evanthebouncy!
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I'm sure the sun has more radiations | ||
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Dagor
Germany64 Posts
I did not read the israeli study, but the most important one on the subject is http://jnci.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/98/23/1707. It shows no increased risks. This may be not the last word on the matter so it is certainly not a bad idea protect children from heavy mobile phone usage. | ||
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nA.Inky
United States794 Posts
I also think it is wise to minimize use of computers and other electronics. I realize this position seems absurd to the average person. We have been conditioned to take a life full of high technology as not only normal, but good; a sign of progress. It is hard to reject an entire world-view that one has become accustomed to over many years. So my personal recommendation is to gradually get used to using less technology; phase it out bit by bit. But that's up to everyone to decide on their own. Kudos to the original poster for giving up their phone. I haven't even gone that far yet, but I do keep my cell phone off most of the time, and use it maybe once a week. I read one doctor recommending that a cell phone be used no more than 5 minutes PER YEAR. | ||
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Hypnosis
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Jonoman92
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Ryot
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On June 28 2008 00:20 Hypnosis wrote: not many people actually talk on cell phones alot, mostly texting i would say. or we could just follow those successful black guys who all have a bluetooth headset. Im not even kidding the next time you see a black guy in a business suit and he doesnt have a bluetooth headset, your looking at the wrong ear. rofl so true. BTW, after reading this thread I developed cancer. I use cell phones AND I eat ham =/ | ||
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