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swhx7
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Re: Accusers depend on "Can't prove the negative" to sow FUD

Well, I can't claim to be a "luddite" such as you are denouncing. I'm more of a skeptical, scientifically-minded citizen who's probably better informed than the average.

As such, I'd like to see some studies that are free from conflicts of interest. This would rule out sponsors or researchers who are, or have some financial or career interest or dependence on:
    • businesses that profit from wireless devices;
    • government agencies that historically and routinely favor business interests over those of individual citizens or the public as a whole;
    • any study not peer-reviewed by disinterested experts for methodological and scientific soundness;
    • any entity that reserves the right to not release results of health-related studies it conducts or sponsors.
I suspect that there is little scientific literature in existence today, on the subject of radio frequency effects, that is free from such conflicts of interest (and likely causes or bias or concealment).


calvoiper

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Let's see, would you have preferred a world free of electricity (because electricity has indeed killed some people) or automobiles (which also sometimes kill people) or grape crushers (which also sometimes kill people) or tools (which also sometimes kill people) or man-made fire (which also sometimes kills people)?

The true nature of Luddites is that they seek to escape both all risk and all possibility of making a wrong decision. They abhor not only novelty, but also choice.

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