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Read carefully
CO2 is not the cause of Global Warming
Read carefully
CO2 is not the cause of Global Warming, increased
solar radiation is. The polar icecaps are disapearing
on Mars too, and they don't have nearly the number of
SUVs are we do.
WIFI is not the reason for bees abandoning their hives
--- Graham Dobson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Michael Madigan wrote:
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>> Junk science rules
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>> CO2 causes global warming
>>
>> WIFI kills bees
>>
>> What will they think of next?
Tropical insects are moving further north. Polar ice is breaking up. Ocean
levels are rising. Across America bees are abandoning their hives. $15
billion
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Dingoes Eat Their Babies...:-)
Virgil Bierschwale wrote:
> Fireants...
> They eat their babies...
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> No one is saying it "kills bees".
>
> The hypothesis is that all of the stray RF MAY be throw
: [NF] Cities struggle with wireless Internet
No one is saying it "kills bees".
The hypothesis is that all of the stray RF MAY be throwing off their
amazing navigation systems. They find flowers and get tell their
fellows where they found them...
It's not proved but it&#x
No one is saying it "kills bees".
The hypothesis is that all of the stray RF MAY be throwing off their
amazing navigation systems. They find flowers and get tell their
fellows where they found them...
It's not proved but it's surely possible...
The FACTS are that bees are dying off and that
Junk science rules
CO2 causes global warming
WIFI kills bees
What will they think of next?
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> Actually I would expect the mammals to go with a
> whimper not a bang...
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> A million fold increase in RF radiation, mess up a
> critically important
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> There has always been problems w
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that good
>> for us. Says me with all that and more in the house.
>> Allen
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gt; many ways beyond what we understand and that the world is changing.
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> Jim.
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>> Internet
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>> Internet
&g
Actually I would expect the mammals to go with a whimper not a bang...
A million fold increase in RF radiation, mess up a critically important
species like bees, causes the destruction of major food supplies,
increase in diseases; kabloowie, -- end of large mammals...
MB Software Solutions wr
Similar to people who are afraid to buy anything
on-line due to the minuscule chance of having their
credit card stolen.
>
> While medical science has never been able to
> measure an effect due
> to all of these supposed "dangerous" things, the
> effects of stress
> and worrying are well
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If there's something wrong with wifi, then there's
something wrong with cell phones and wireless phones.
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nvironment in
> many ways beyond what we understand and that the
> world is changing.
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> Jim.
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You get more EMF from hair dryers
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> This sort of reminds me about how, in the days of
> CRT monitors, how we
> were all going to die from monitor radiation.
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l hat tells me this!
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is so much radiation
> around it cant be that good
> for us. Says me with all that and more in the house.
> Allen
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> Internet
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Ed Leafe wrote:
> IOW, worrying about these one-in-a-billion possibilities is far, far more
> damaging than
> just getting on and enjoying your life.
>
I'll drink to that ;-)
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>> Who's to say with 100% certainty that monitors have not caused
>> health problems?
>
> Nobody for sure Jim, but it's the usual perception of risk thing and a
> tiny, tiny risk. Everyone in our office once had those smoked-glass
> screen covers,
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2007/05/22/wifi_science_bunk/
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Jim Dettman wrote:
> Who's to say with 100% certainty that monitors have not caused
> health problems?
Nobody for sure Jim, but it's the usual perception of risk thing and a
tiny, tiny risk. Everyone in our office once had those smoked-glass
screen covers, yet half of them smoked. The BSE (mad
rstand and that the world is changing.
Jim.
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This sort of reminds me about how, in t
I did and came back a Zombie... ask my wife if you want proof!
Regards
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This programme...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/6674675.stm
This response says
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She turned me into a newt...
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This sort of reminds me about how, in the days of CRT
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> The truth is
This sort of reminds me about how, in the days of CRT monitors, how we
were all going to die from monitor radiation.
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Alan Bourke wrote:
> Allen wrote:
>
>> there is so much radiation around it cant be that good
>> for us.
>>
> Why is radiation necessarily bad for you? Radiation from electronics
> probably has tiny effects. Solar radiation is good for you in
> moderation, isn't it?
>
Depends on which
I'm never wrong! And my tinfoil hat tells me this!
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Allen wrote:
> Didn’t they also say there is no link to mobile phones and health. I think
> its inverse scare mongering myself. What with radio phones, cell phones,
> wifi, radio and tv, there is so much radiation around it cant be that good
> for us. Says me with all that and more in the house.
>
Allen wrote:
> there is so much radiation around it cant be that good
> for us.
Why is radiation necessarily bad for you? Radiation from electronics
probably has tiny effects. Solar radiation is good for you in
moderation, isn't it?
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This programme...
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/programmes/panorama/6674675.stm
This response says it all
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Where did you get that from ? Another panorama show ? :)
Allen
Where did you get that from ? Another panorama show ? :)
Allen
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That Panorama show was
wireless Internet
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Someone said that wifi was pretty bad and I think some schools have
banned
it. More harmful than mobile phones it said.
Allen
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070521/ap_on_hi_te/municipal_wireless_woes
Was widely available WiFi across big cities really a big deal to get
anyway? It sounded like more headaches/hurdles than worth the promise,
imo. And don't forget the harmful ef
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070521/ap_on_hi_te/municipal_wireless_woes
Was widely available WiFi across big cities really a big deal to get
anyway? It sounded like more headaches/hurdles than worth the promise,
imo. And don't forget the harmful effects to Mother Nature's bees!
(Just kidding
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