"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
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Anyway, there's been over 80 years of kW+ levels of AM broadcasting, and
it
seems strange this leukemia concern has gone unnoticed until now.

Hi Frank,

Good point but compare to asbestos causing cancer where it can take 60 years
to appear.

I also often wonder what PCs are doing to us all staring at them all day,
we may be in for a big health shock in the years to come!

Also mobiles may ruin the brain. The consequences could be disastrous.

Happy thoughts!!

Cheers

Mike

"Mike Terry" wrote in message
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"Frank Dresser" wrote in message
...

Anyway, there's been over 80 years of kW+ levels of AM broadcasting, and
it
seems strange this leukemia concern has gone unnoticed until now.

Hi Frank,

Good point but compare to asbestos causing cancer where it can take 60
years
to appear.

Yes, but researchers can also sift through 80 years of public health
records. The people who have, or had, leukemia are known. It shouldn't be
hard to find out who lived near a radio transmitter and for how long. It
might be interesting to ask veterinarians about animal leukemia, since many
transmitters are located in rural areas.

But, since this story is being treated as news, I don't think there are even
any "rural legends" about a connection between leukemia and AM radio
transmitters.

Let's not forget that perfectly random chance is going to usually give us
lumpy results. A perfectly smooth map of leukemia cases would be something
like flipping a quarter ten times and getting exactly a h-t-h-t-h-t-h-t-h-t
result. It could happen, but any lumpy combination is just as likely, and
there are more lumpy combinations to go around.

Random chance alone might give us some leukemia hot spots. Some of those
hot spots might be near AM transmitters. It'll be interesting to see if
other leukemia hot spots are around AM radio transmitters, or if is just one
of those weird number things.


I also often wonder what PCs are doing to us all staring at them all day,
we may be in for a big health shock in the years to come!


Brother Stair used to say that the Internet was Satan's entryway into the
home. He seems to have softened his opposition lately. His website has a
page accepting donations using credit cards and paypal.



Also mobiles may ruin the brain. The consequences could be disastrous.

Mobiles as cellphones? Yes, there's no need to do studies to observe the
brain damage caused by those evil things. Just observe the cellphone addled
drivers as they careen from one close call to the next. The damage is
self-evident. Well, I don't need no stinkin' cellphone to damage my brain.

I'll stick with shortwave radio.


Happy thoughts!!

Cheers

Mike



Frank Dresser

Yes, but researchers can also sift through 80 years of public health
records. The people who have, or had, leukemia are known. It shouldn't be
hard to find out who lived near a radio transmitter and for how long. It
might be interesting to ask veterinarians about animal leukemia, since many
transmitters are located in rural areas.

Do you really need to have people smoke cigarettes for 80 years before you agree
that inhaling smoke into your lungs is going to cause health problems?

These are all basic things we should know without having to go through decades
of health records to figure out.

I knew in 1983 that Aspartame was a horror, yet only now are people starting to
figure that out.

Let's not forget that perfectly random chance is going to usually give us
lumpy results. A perfectly smooth map of leukemia cases would be something
like flipping a quarter ten times and getting exactly a h-t-h-t-h-t-h-t-h-t
result. It could happen, but any lumpy combination is just as likely, and
there are more lumpy combinations to go around.

Same with trying to link lung problems with smoking. But can you seriously
say that breathing smoke into your lungs is not going to cause health
problems? Just use common sense.

Random chance alone might give us some leukemia hot spots. Some of those
hot spots might be near AM transmitters. It'll be interesting to see if
other leukemia hot spots are around AM radio transmitters, or if is just one
of those weird number things.

While you do all that, I will just avoid living next to any AM or FM radio
transmitters. I wish I could do the same with Microwave Cellular towers, but
that is getting impossible to avoid today.

I also often wonder what PCs are doing to us all staring at them all day,

LCD screens are obviously much safer and healthier than the CRT screens. Do
we really need studies on that too, or can we all use common sense to figure
that one out as well?

Brother Stair used to say that the Internet was Satan's entryway into the
home.

Satan is make-believe.

Also mobiles may ruin the brain. The consequences could be disastrous.

May?!

Mobiles as cellphones? Yes, there's no need to do studies to observe the
brain damage caused by those evil things.

Exactly.

Go to http://tx.mb21.co.uk/gallery/ and look at some of their AM/MW
sites. Not only do many of them still use those cool T-shaped
horizontal wire antennas, but in some shots you can see sheep grazing in
the fields very close by. The RF foes in the USA should consult with
veterinarians in the UK and see what their research comes up with

GTT




Truth wrote:
Yes, but researchers can also sift through 80 years of public health
records. The people who have, or had, leukemia are known. It shouldn't be
hard to find out who lived near a radio transmitter and for how long. It
might be interesting to ask veterinarians about animal leukemia, since many
transmitters are located in rural areas.

(snip)