If you think it's not safe, then for you it's not safe :)

That's called the "nocebo" effect and it is quite powerful.

So if you think wifi is dangerous, I advise you to keep away from it.

However, if you can convince yourself that it isn't dangerous, that
would be good, and probably much healthier for you overall.

Best regards,

Bob

On Wed, Feb 13, 2013, at 03:25 PM, Tobias Gogolin wrote:
> Recently I have found a few documentaries that make me confront the
> strong affinity I have for WiFi critically!
> I wonder could be there a way to reduce the impact on living matter (if
> there is) and make what might compare now to the noise of a jet takeoff
> into the sound of the ocean rolling or birds singing?
> I suppose I welcome opinions, and value intuition or education equally!
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