Subnostr

As far as I've read the FTC has determined its not a risk. Take that for what it's worth. It's kind of their job to make sure that's the case.

I think what we're dealing with here is folks that think that all EMF is hazardous.

I'm interesting in seeing any compelling evidence for this.

Kendy 1y ago

I will bet my life than not all EMF is hazardous because sunlight is on that spectrum. What is often hazardous is non-native EMF (nnEMF). Especially when your body is near the source of transmission. I asked Sasha the preceding question with plans to point out that there are much bigger fish to fry with nnEMF health hazards. Such as artificial light at night and fluorescent office lighting.

I will NOT bet my life on the FTC doing their job. I am convinced that AirPods and sleeping next to your WiFi router are terrible for you, to name a few. Our bodies operate with sensitive electromagnetic systems and are evolutionarily entrained to the sun.

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Zardoz 1y ago

While I would not put my balls on my Starlink disk while it’s working I’m quite sure that the transmissions are NOT harmful to humans. I’ve heard these arguments about cell phone radio radiation too. I’d have had brain cancer a long time ago if that was an issue - I’ve been using cell phones since the analog days.