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Im not one of the people that have wifi and electromagnetic meters and moan about Electric company wireless emitters give them cancer [and tehre are tons of them, they even pay tons of money to buy shield covers for their electric meters, USA has tons of nut cases.
But wireless is emerging technology, we have almost no idea how it affects on long term, so far not even ONE full generation as in from Birth to death lived with wiffi and otehr mother wireless signals around them.
Im not expert but what I know is that in medical and scientific statistics they need hundreds of years to be 100% sure about something and have valid data, birth to death cycle, unless that something is clearly damaging.
They can tell you all the damages from benzine fumes, radioactive exposure, coal pollution and effects of coal when working in coal mine and so on, because it was recorded for tens and hundreds of years, but WiFi is less then 10 years mainstream and 15 years public.
Imagine a situation that in 50 years the whole population that got exposed to wifi signals for 50 years non stop gets Sterile or worse? I mean there is a chance it can happen, simply because no one lived so long with wifi always on, so we have no idea if its damaging long time.
Remember that just 20 years ago people used so many chemicals in food and especially agriculture that right now considered almost chemical level poison, or how people lived with asbestos and used it in many things, because its fire proof it was used to make mattresses, beds, sheets and so on.
Of course not every home had all of this, but some cruise ships and boats did, they had EVERYTHING made from it, bed sheets, beds, chairs, doors, walls, pillows, spoons, forks, trays, whatever you may think of, was made from asbestos [because its type of silicate, they could make both hard products and soft products like fabrics, from 1800 and on asbestos used in textile industry in FULL ON mode] the one huge cruise ship was made from it bottom up, except the hull outside, inside everything was made of it, people slept on asbestos bed and pillows and even the rug and the toilet was from asbestos.
Or how heroin and cocaine was sold freely in pharmacies, even Heroin for kids cough medicine or pharmacies in USA Actually Sold tobacco Cigarettes as medicine against Asthma

Anyway, this looks like im writing a BOOK lol, but you got my drift, dont be surprised if in 50 years you wake up and see your balls roll out of bed and your dog grabs them and starts chewing and playing with them.

Yeah, electromagnetic radiation of all kinds have permeated human cells since the dawn of time. Even light is electromagnetic radiation (obviously some forms of light are quite dangerous to the human body). The effect is relatively well understood. Constant cosmic radiation, terrestrial radiation from the ground, and neutron background radiation always exist, there are the forces that draw a compass to north, even eating a few bananas (high in potassium) is like getting an X-Ray done. Manmade wireless communications, specifically radio communication, have been widely used for over 100 years . All manner of both manmade and natural radio signals are passing through our bodies constantly. Outside of a few known methods of producing radio waves that interact with physical structures in a disruptive manner, they are quite safe.

High power signals a close range can potentially cause issues, depending on the wavelength, bandwidth, frequency, etc. but they are observable in their effect, and so easily studied. This is how something like a microwave oven is created; you have 1000W of power all directed at short range microwave transmission in a shielded box which reverberates the radio signal inside, allowing none to escape. These are very extreme conditions. The link between even constant cell phone (less than 1W of power) exposure at close proximity (with environmental dispersion, not in a shielded box) with physical effects is very tenuous. In comparison, the very short range communications needed for a VR systems are already exponentially less volatile to physical matter. I would think even a bit of shielding on the user side should remove any doubt.

Mistakes and oversights can happen in any science, but it is worth noting that the old cases you mention like asbestos, smoking, or even thalidomide, are what lead directly to the rigorous testing paradigms we see today (too bad about asbestos though, it really is a miracle textile besides murdering people). The amount of scrutiny leveled at new products coming to market now is leagues beyond what existed in the past, precisely because of those instances where terrible outcomes occurred as a result of poor due diligence. Still, nothing is perfect I agree. It is funny in the examples of heroin and cocaine that current science actually holds they are not so bad in the end, actually far better than most pharmaceuticals, and much better still than alcohol, which is ironically one of the worst possible drugs despite also being possibly the most widely used besides caffeine.

Self hypnosis is very strong in humans, there is a reason why every time they do Drugs trial for every type of drug, it works like this: One group gets real pills another placebo, no one knows what they get, everyone think they got real.
And what do you think? Some people that got “sugar powder” in their pills, were healed!

In regards to wireless, here’s some information I gleaned from EEtimes:

“Terabeam’s 60-GHz MMW systems are among the safest RF
communication systems ever designed. Due to their combination of low power emissions and high operation frequency, the Gigalink can be safely installed in any location. The Gigalink is certified as a FCC Part 15 device, placing it in the same category as controllers for garage door openers. Under this certification, the Gigalink is allowed to transmit a
maximum average power of 9 microwatt/cm2. This threshold represents less than 1 percent of the power limits established by standards organizations and the federal government for the general public’s safe exposure to 60 GHz and similar radio systems.

In addition to the very low power levels discussed above, 60 GHz systemsdo not penetrate the human body. High-frequency emissions such as 60 GHz are absorbed by the moisture in the human body and are thereby prevented from penetrating beyond the outer layers of the skin. As a result, exposure to 60 GHz is very similar to the exposure to sunlight “but at 1/10,000 of the energy. Lower-frequency emissions penetrate and may even pass completely through the human body. The minimal penetration of 60-GHz energy sets it apart from the debate that currently surrounds the safety of other RF communication systems.”

Link: https://www.eetimes.com/author.asp?section_id=36&doc_id=1282118

Also, if you want a more scientific study:

“Human corneal epithelial (HCE-T) and human lens epithelial (SRA01/04) cells derived from the human eye were exposed to 60 gigahertz (GHz) millimeter-wavelength radiation for 24 h. There was no statistically significant increase in the micronucleus (MN) frequency in cells exposed to 60 GHz millimeter-wavelength radiation at 1 mW/cm2 compared with sham-exposed controls and incubator controls. The MN
frequency of cells treated with bleomycin for 1 h provided positive controls. The comet assay, used to detect DNA strand breaks, and heat shock protein (Hsp) expression also showed no statistically significant effects of exposure. These results indicate that exposure to millimeter-wavelength radiation has no effect on genotoxicity in human eye cells.”

Link: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4997488/