'Unequivocal' cell phones cause cancer Quote:
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Don't worry, all the nuclear fallout from Fukushima will wipe us out first |
Funny how they just say, "Hey, Person X used a cellphone on the right side of his head and, behold, he happened to have a tumour there!" There's no presentation of actual proof that the cause and effect are one and the same. The Granger causality test is strong in this piece and, as usual, shows how severely limited it is. |
Have brain tumors sky rocketed in the United States? Does the position of the tumors correlate to the hand in which the users hold a cell phone? And most importantly would the industry release this kind of information? Well we've seen shill doctors promoting cigarettes in past commercials when the powers that be knew they were cancer causing before hand... who's to say today's any different when the medical industry is so tainted. |
Correlation does not mean causation. It means "look into it more and don't say shit until you do." |
Everything gives us cancer these days..... I'll be happy if someone doesn't kill me while I'm riding my bike.... |
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Unequivocally, CiC is an idiot. Why aren't people getting tumors in their hands? People are always texting with their cell phones, placing the RF emissions right beside their hands. So where are all the people with hand tumors? In fact, I'd bet cold, hard cash that todays cellphone spends far more time in your hands texting or browsing then it does beside your head. |
Not that I believe this crap, but who here would give up their cell phone if it was proven to increase the chance of cancer by say, 30 percent? Just curious. Posted via RS Mobile |
Phone calls? I don't think I make more than 1 a week on my cell phone hahah |
Doesn't CiC have his own thread for all his spewings? Who let him out of his cage? |
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Maybe people who sleep on a certain side of their head can get cancer from their pillow :ahwow: |
username radioman. stay away - you are cancer causing. |
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Shut the fuck up. If everything is so dangerous, get off your computer and go live in the mountains. |
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The amount of radiowaves and microwaves we are exposed to are enormous at this day and age. With everything becoming wireless, who can really pinpoint which device are causing us harm. Bluetooth, wifi, radio towers.. we should consider when is it actually necessary to go wireless or not. Say if I'm right next to the stereo. Is it really necessary for me to use a wireless headphone? For those who have heard and use Electromagnetic Chaos eliminator. Does it actually work for you or is it just another gimmick. Posted via RS Mobile |
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Imagine you're a beam of radiation, would you want to put your head against a nice soft set of fatty tissue like a womens breasts and brain matter or a little boney hard tissued hand? Quote:
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headphones with a mic, problem solved! |
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i can imagine myself to be anything, and i would always choose the soft fatty tissue of a woman's breasts. :concentrate: |
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Now who wants to buy a $700 phone to put it in a metal box and never use it? So yes, those stupid as stickers are just that, stickers. And if you paid for it then :lawl: |
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BTW, this is for ionising radiation (one of only a VERY SMALL number of issues that are known to pose a risk for brain tumours). Non-ionising radiation is the type emitted by cell phones and similar devices. Perhaps you should learn a bit before spewing a bunch of garbage that only serves to solidify the opinion pretty much everyone on RS has of you. |
Dariusz Leszczynski, top radiation biologist... majority of RS users... shake fist in the air at ICBC, gas prices, and debate life experiences vs saving money. |
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