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[Omegatoy]

simple answer? use a earpice and mike with the phone in your pocket!!! or bluetooth?

[cem_devecioglu]

simple answer? use a earpice and mike with the phone in your pocket!!! or bluetooth?

yep..sure less harmful..

[2woody]

I'm sure pretty much all of the argument's bunkum - on both sides.....

but irrespective, the use that the mobile phone brings to mankind has got to be worth an increaset heath risk, surely.

[cem_devecioglu]

I'm sure pretty much all of the argument's bunkum - on both sides.....

but irrespective, the use that the mobile phone brings to mankind has got to be worth an increaset heath risk, surely.

I see too much trust here

but unfortunately biology dont work with trust :-/

[Kevin Wood]

I'm sure pretty much all of the argument's bunkum - on both sides.....

but irrespective, the use that the mobile phone brings to mankind has got to be worth an increaset heath risk, surely.

An argument very rarely aired. Just like road safety, the attitude is so often that if there is a risk, it has to be banned. Just like roads, mobile phones have saved many people's lives and made a huge difference to all our lives.

We can be sure that if there was a significant risk, after 20 years of mobile being relatively commonplace, we'd have noticed people falling off their perch by now.

So, whatever risk is worth it, IMHO. If you disagree, nobody's forcing you to buy a mobile phone!

Kevin

[Banjax]

I'm sure pretty much all of the argument's bunkum - on both sides.....

but irrespective, the use that the mobile phone brings to mankind has got to be worth an increaset heath risk, surely.

An argument very rarely aired. Just like road safety, the attitude is so often that if there is a risk, it has to be banned. Just like roads, mobile phones have saved many people's lives and made a huge difference to all our lives.

We can be sure that if there was a significant risk, after 20 years of mobile being relatively commonplace, we'd have noticed people falling off their perch by now.

So, whatever risk is worth it, IMHO. If you disagree, nobody's forcing you to buy a mobile phone!

Kevin

petrol stations still believe that mobiles phones "magically" blow up fuel and go nuts if you're on the phone in the forecourt 



there might be some truth in this case Cem, but as I drink, smoke and dodge salads I guess it'd be hypocritical of me to worry about mobiles, when I definitely know my lifestyle is bad