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   mary duffy from teeside uk says:

   Jun 4, 14:29

   I dont know aout radiation from lap tops but i have always had worries about the radiation from my computer itself, especially when trying to set it up. I can notice how different i feel as to when i didnt own one

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   Lorna from Essex says:

   Jun 4, 07:46

   What worried me is the fact that the Government hired & paid for (out of our tax money) a "highly" educated & respected scientist/advisor to do studies on this topic, to advise them accordingly. Yet because the Government didn't like the answers, they chose to ignore it. (The same advise MANY scientists had - to do more research before implementing the technology).
   
   What other things have the Government been advised against, and just decided to go ahead with regardless?
   
   We've learned about many different technologies / things over the years. Like there are certain types of asbestos that are extremely harmful if not deadly to humans. Certain types of radiation etc...hence why you wear a lead "protective" covering when you go for an x-ray & the staff all exit the room.
   Yet instead of heeding a warning from MANY qualified professionals before a possible problem occurs, we appear to be willing to wait and see if a problem occurs in generations to come, before we heed their warnings. By then, the damage may be too far gone to fix.

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   Nigel from Kettering says:

   Jun 3, 21:17

   Here we go again the Nanny state speaks and half the population panics, if you want to stop global warmming stop the expansion of gas guzzling aircraft cramming the skies and putting out more polution than every human on the plane does in one year for one trans atlantic flight.If you don't believe me stand at the end of the runway as a plane lifts off you will choke in the fumes.Why are the public in general being blamed for this it is crimminal.
   When is Tv going to stop scaremongering? even the news stretches every single story beyond the limits of what is believeable, just listen to radio 4 news in the morning then compare it to the News on BBC1 which is dramatised exagerated and rubbish in comparison.
   Wake up people and stop believing everything you see on the telly.

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   mike gee from bournemouth says:

   Jun 3, 10:29

   I have worked within a radio/radar/microwave environment all my life, now retired, and would always argue the case for its safe use. I am happy for my grandchildren to enjoy the benefits of all the modern technology. This is the only way mankind can advance.The natural world is potentially a dangerous place and we have become so scared of our own shadow that we are in danger of limiting or even denying our children the advances we are making.

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   Mike from Uk says:

   Jun 3, 08:37

   Tbh nothing surprises me anymore, i'm sure tomorrow I'm going to be told that drinking water gives you throat cancer or watching tv gives you eye cancer, just like this global warning nonsense, I wouldnt believe these experts to tell me the right time of day let altho anything else.
   
   When your times up it's up, plain and simple, mobile phones and wi fi aint gonna cut a few days off lol.

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