On 4/8/2008 10:11 PM, Stephen A. Lawrence wrote: > > The normal mode for using a cell phone is to hold it tight against your > head. Your head, frankly, doesn't contain much that's terribly > sensitive -- your brain cells hardly ever divide (neurons, never, other > brain cells maybe once in a while), and nothing in your head ever > undergoes meiosis. There's no ionizing radiation coming out of the > phone, so what's it going to do to your head? Scramble your thoughts?
Perhaps the rise in autism is related to the man-made web of EM signals we now inhabit. The structure of this web is markedly different from the one we evolved in. Harry > That should be obvious right away, and it's not, so it's presumably not > happening.
