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From: Mike Poulton
Newsgroups: sci.electronics.design
Subject: Re: Any ideas on measuring radiation in the home ?
Date: 29 Sep 2002 17:28:32 GMT
Organization: MTP Technologies
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On 29 Sep 2002, "News2020" said:
>
> You have made the most determined effort to deny a problem exists. You
> have also made personal attacks to bolster your position (besides
> joining the lynch mob).
It was a relevant observation based on your posts. I didn't say you
were stupid or insane (although I do think the latter), I said you don't
know what you're talking about. You don't, and it shows in your posts.
> Are you saying XRays are not harmful ? (it even causes genetic damage
> - completely invisible !)
X-rays are not RF energy. They are ionizing radiation, produced by
completely different means under completely different circumstances than
radio waves.
> If so, your judgement is in question. Even computer monitors, if
> misused, can expose people to XRays.
No. A CRT, if seriously maladjusted or misdesigned, could produce
rather small amounts of X-ray radiation. We're not talking about a very
significant amount here, and it's pretty hard to make modern CRT's
produce x-rays at all while still operating correctly.
> Are you saying microwaves only cause heating and therefore are not
> harmful ? < it could cause internal damage - inner skin etc, - even
> when the skin may look ok ! >
I didn't say they weren't harmful, I said they only cause heating and,
therefore, massive amounts of energy are needed to cause damage quickly.
Such damage is obvious to medical professionals.
> Are you saying microwaves cannot be projected onto people with
> existing appliances, gadgetry and fixtures to cause damage (temporary
> or permanent) ?
Yep. That's what I'm saying.
> Better not to keep posting if this is all you have to say !
Why? Because you don't want to hear anything that contradicts your
fanciful and distorted perception of reality? Don't worry about that --
This is my last post in the thread!
> To add value you have to provide specific information. Just general
> examples of somebody working in a protected environment, etc. are not
> enough to rule out dangers. It has to be comprehensive to cover every
> case of possible mis-use.
I have no idea how this statement is relevant. Are you talking about
the tower worker example? That's not a protected environment. Are you
aware of how the microwave oven idea was first conceived? Radar techs
and operators knew that standing in front of big microwave transmiters
felt warm. You have yet to describe a method of "mis-use" by which
these terrible consequences you mention could ever occur.
> If you need references, I saw one posted recently that pointed to a
> report on Health and Safety from LLNL. I have seen others also.
I didn't ask you if you had seen them, I asked you to show them to me.
I'm not going to take your word for it. I think you're confabulating.
You need psychiatric help. That's not an insult, that's an honest
observation.
--
Mike Poulton
MTP Technologies
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