PeriodThree
03-24-2008, 11:08 AM
With lots of quotes from Wacco posts:
https://radar.oreilly.com/archives/2008/03/hazards-of-wifi.html
Make, and Craft magazines are part of O'Reilly Media, in Sebastopol.
The majority of the comments to Dale's post are predictably pro-technology, and well worth scanning.
Read Jakob Nielsen's comment which starts out:
"Also remember that even if there is *no* correlation between two phenomena, a small percentage of studies will show one anyway, simply due to random effects."
And search for Glenn Fleishman's (https://wifinetnews.com/) comment.
An extract from Glenn's comment:
What they discovered is that people did exhibit real symptoms during studies, but those symptoms didn't correlate in any fashion to the presence or absence of signals of any type.
So what we have is a likelihood that there may be a widespread, undiagnosed set of conditions that result from something other than EMF,
https://radar.oreilly.com/archives/2008/03/hazards-of-wifi.html
Make, and Craft magazines are part of O'Reilly Media, in Sebastopol.
The majority of the comments to Dale's post are predictably pro-technology, and well worth scanning.
Read Jakob Nielsen's comment which starts out:
"Also remember that even if there is *no* correlation between two phenomena, a small percentage of studies will show one anyway, simply due to random effects."
And search for Glenn Fleishman's (https://wifinetnews.com/) comment.
An extract from Glenn's comment:
What they discovered is that people did exhibit real symptoms during studies, but those symptoms didn't correlate in any fashion to the presence or absence of signals of any type.
So what we have is a likelihood that there may be a widespread, undiagnosed set of conditions that result from something other than EMF,