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Subject:    Re: sensitivity to electronic devices...and bees
From:       Paul Meyer <pauljmey () YAHOO ! COM>
Date:       2007-04-29 16:01:44
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What we don't know about basic biology is almost certainly more
than we think.
On the same, lines is the idea that deciphering the human genome
represents a big turning point in our understanding is amusing.
> From what
I can tell, what it really does is to better frame our ignorance
of how DNA works.

b_s-wilk <b1suncat@YAHOO.ES> wrote: > Found this linked from digg.  Tells the story \
of a woman claiming to be
> completely unable to take electronic devices...she says wifi networks are
> the worst.   She's been home bound for 2 years...is it me or is this easily
> proved/disproved?  Seems like she likes the attention too much.

Can't vouch for her, but I can feel some electrical fields when in close
proximity. I can also hear some kinds of radiation, but that's partly
from tinnitus [too many rock concerts]. I can definitely feel the change
in atmospheric charge from negative to positive before an electrical
storm--kind of like people with arthritis feeling the change in
barometric pressure when the weather changes.

Since some kinds of animals are sensitive to magnetism, it's not
surprising that people can be sensitive to microwaves. Some older people
can see ultraviolet light, but most people can't.

It does seem a bit much that the woman in the story is completely house
bound, wearing a Faraday cage or EMF shielding fabric to go outside. She
might have any number of other diseases that she's ignoring while
concentrating on waves.

With her outfit, scientists can study her, and maybe she can find the
missing bees...

Betty


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