There is now a new directive - on the news channels - to keep mobiles (cell phones) away from pregnant women and children and so forth. For years there has been a suspicion that using a mobile might hurt the user, damaging brain at the point where one holds it. A little thinking can make it clear that holding it anywhere would damage some part of another. Also, the news that it is not only your own mobile that hurts you is obvious - the waves that damage humans are just as likely to affect you from someone else's equipment, and of course, there are waves everywhere now with the towers necessarily proliferating for making it possible to have connectivity everywhere.
Is it really necessary to have so much connectivity everywhere? Doesn't it diminish an experience when all one is bothered about is to click photos and take videos and talk about it instantly? Is it necessary to keep it on all the time, on a small scale that adds up planet-wide? Is it necessary to have those towers everywhere, only to warn people of health hazards (there, your public duty done, now you can permit another million towers) and advise them to have radiation proof windows and draw curtains (live in caves again) - and of course, when you do those things your cell doesn't work so you come out and bam, the radiation hits you.
What next, everyone wearing radiation suits and reading sms - which might be better at that than chatting inanely and disturbing everyone around, adding up over and above the radiation - since we cannot stop connecting?
Aren't brains precious, far more so than non - emergency phone calls to gossip or just chat?
