i'm only dribbling a little..
so yet again the war on wifi health risks is flaring up, with the latest 'scientific' report (article via the beeb) saying there is no health threat.
I'm not going to wade in on this (much), but to say we use wifi at home and have done for years now, and i'm not growing any tumors or having flashbacks, so seems to be fine for me. And the mice living under the kitchen cupboards aren't mutating much more than normal for London :). As they point out in the bbc article, human-generated radio waves have been around for over a century, and anyway, any long term genetic damage wouldn't be seen until many generations down the line. The health benefits of not tripping over network cables in the middle of the night are enough for me.
I'm not going to wade in on this (much), but to say we use wifi at home and have done for years now, and i'm not growing any tumors or having flashbacks, so seems to be fine for me. And the mice living under the kitchen cupboards aren't mutating much more than normal for London :). As they point out in the bbc article, human-generated radio waves have been around for over a century, and anyway, any long term genetic damage wouldn't be seen until many generations down the line. The health benefits of not tripping over network cables in the middle of the night are enough for me.
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