All right, I think we’re all getting a little bit lost in the weeds here. Is the 2008 meta analysis study valid, or is it not? Is a chiropractor a “real enough” doctor, or is he not? I just want to simplify this conversation for everybody.
Radiation has to cause at least some kind of harm, it has to. If it didn’t, there wouldn’t be any minimum level of allowable radiation in France, therefore the iPhone 12 never would’ve been temporarily banned for exceeding it.
I’m sure that if we dug into the documents that were presented at the time when these countries set their minimal acceptable, radiation levels (there’s no way those levels were arbitrarily. They have to be based on research.) We would all accept that even if there isn’t enough data (yet) it’s common sense to assume that less radiation is better than more radiation. We didn’t evolve as humans being constantly surrounded by EMF frequencies.
Frequencies can be actually measured. Therefore, if there’s products that claim to mitigate the EMF frequencies that one is exposed to you, this should be a measurable outcome.
Crazy me, I just assumed that Tech people that I figure logical people would also assume that less EMF radiation has to be better than more, would assume that we don’t have a definitive answer yet onto how harmful it may or may not be, but it would be obvious to err on the side of caution. Therefore, if we can reduce, the frequencies were exposed to, we should.
I thank very much from the bottom of my heart the one person who responded to my question in straightforward way without being dismissive
I have one thing to throw out there. As regular consumers (as opposed to wealthy executives making money off of consumers) that we would all expect each other to ask questions like this. That we would all expect each other to be a little bit suspicious and we would all want to look out for one another.
I would think at this point that would be pretty clear that corporations don’t always have our best interest or health in mind. I think it’s pretty obvious, from days gone by, that employees who work for regulatory companies frequently take jobs for the same companies they “regulated” - there are lots of examples of outcomes of studies, being significantly sued in the favor of the company that funds the study. Or in the case of the recent study on the effects of transitioning children, if the outcome doesn’t support the narrative you were hoping for they just bury the study entirely and act like it never happened
get mad If you want, but we don’t live in a leave it to Beaver world right now. No further Covid to realize that “trust the science” Is a mantra that was designed to get us to shut up and stop asking questions. Even after the science keeps contradicting itself and changing constantly, if you ever question the status quo, you’re a bad person.
Meanwhile, all the pharmaceutical companies (and any other company that might be trying to harm us) are laughing all the way to the bank
I would get kind of pushback from an executive one of these companies, or even one of their employees. But this is a forum for regular people, for consumers.
It appears to me like over the years we’ve been conditioned to instantly attack, mock and dismiss fellow average folks like myself just for asking well meaning questions. I mean, just look at the general attitude and tone in the replies that I received - I didn’t put that dismissive vibe out in return. It’s almost like through mainstream media, you’ve all been conditioned like Pavlov’s dogs. The second you hear certain types of questions being asked, instantly snap into this haughty, mocking tone.
It’s like these corrupt wealthy companies have brainwashed you all into being their free, unpaid spokespeople! This doesn’t make any sense. Why would you feel distain for someone who is just asking questions? Don’t you understand that asking questions like these are in your best interest as well. But I’m asking for the sake of ALl of us?
And again! Why is there even a minimum level of acceptable radiation if it’s not capable of causing any harm?
Let’s not turn on each other, please. I am not the enemy.
