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Subject: Re: Chess for mobile phone / NOT a "myth"

Author: Georg v. Zimmermann

Date: 02:51:36 05/31/02

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On May 29, 2002 at 13:26:43, Christophe Theron wrote:

>On May 29, 2002 at 03:12:05, Georg v. Zimmermann wrote:
>
>>On May 28, 2002 at 14:32:08, Christophe Theron wrote:
>>
>>>On May 28, 2002 at 03:55:23, Georg v. Zimmermann wrote:
>>>
>>>>This is not a "myth" ! You dont need to know much physics to compute just the
>>>>thermo-biological effect raising the temperator in your head by more than 2
>>>>degree celcius depending on the type of phone, signal strength and length of the
>>>>call.
>>>>
>>>>Now the electro-dynamic effect on your cells is disputed. And I dont think its
>>>>likely to cause cancer by default. But the other extreme oppinion that it has no
>>>>effect at all is equally hard to imagine.
>>>>
>>>>Greetings,
>>>>Georg
>>>
>>>
>>>I realize that I live under a hot climate since several years now and that is
>>>likely to cause me a brain cancer... :)
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>    Christophe
>>
>>Did you get the point and are now kidding or should I explain again ?
>>
>>Georg
>
>
>
>No it's a joke, but I don't believe either that a slight increase in temperature
>can have such effects.

I dont think the increase in temperature has any effect on you, too. But I
believe the increase in temperature illustrates well that the radiation the
phone emits is quite powerfull. So it should make it easier to believe that the
electro-dynamik radiation has an effect.

>
>But what I believe has no importance. The original subject was about playing
>chess on a cellphone. A non-emitting cellphone (or emitting only very brief
>impulsions needed by the management of the GSM/CDMA networks), that you are
>holding away from your head.
>
>
>
>    Christophe

There I agree. Just playing chess should have no noticable effect.

Georg



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