Teens zap kitten in microwave, tweet it

[devilof76]

Who uses a cell phone to call people?

Regardless, yer dumm.

 

[Privyet]

My soul picked a body that has some lead deposits in the skull so radiation cant do **** to me.

 

[devilof76]

Your soul is wicked smaht.

 

[Blackthornone]

My soul picked a body that has some lead deposits in the skull so radiation cant do **** to me.

The only way that could happen is to possess someone elses's body.

The natural filters from mother to child prevent that much lead from going into the fetus and developing baby. Even if you were bottle fed with milk laced with lead thick enough to be grey or sludge, you still couldn't get enough lead in your brain to shield yourself.


Also, you would be dead before you could have enough lead in your body to sheild it from harmful radiation.

Your statement is absurd.

It is based on pure ignorance and baseless ridicule.

There is no human body that is immune from cell phone radiation. You could wear armor like Iron Man to shield yourself, though.

 

[Blackthornone]

I detest armchair philosophy.

I'll bet you have no problem with it when it supports your beliefs, though.

 

[Solidus]

https://www.cnn.com/2011/HEALTH/05/31/who.cell.phones/index.html
"(CNN) -- Radiation from cell phones can possibly cause cancer, according to the World Health Organization. The agency now lists mobile phone use in the same "carcinogenic hazard" category as lead, engine exhaust and chloroform.

Before its announcement Tuesday, WHO had assured consumers that no adverse health effects had been established.

A team of 31 scientists from 14 countries, including the United States, made the decision after reviewing peer-reviewed studies on cell phone safety. The team found enough evidence to categorize personal exposure as "possibly carcinogenic to humans."

What that means is they found some evidence of increase in glioma and acoustic neuroma brain cancer for mobile phone users, but have not been able to draw conclusions for other types of cancers"


"The type of radiation coming out of a cell phone is called non-ionizing. It is not like an X-ray, but more like a very low-powered microwave oven."What microwave radiation does in most simplistic terms is similar to what happens to food in microwaves, essentially cooking the brain," Black said. "So in addition to leading to a development of cancer and tumors, there could be a whole host of other effects like cognitive memory function, since the memory temporal lobes are where we hold our cell phones."

Results from the largest international study on cell phones and cancer was released in 2010. It showed participants in the study who used a cell phone for 10 years or more had doubled the rate of brain glioma, a type of tumor. To date, there have been no long-term studies on the effects of cell phone usage among children.
"Children's skulls and scalps are thinner. So the radiation can penetrate deeper into the brain of children and young adults. Their cells are at a dividing faster rate, so the impact of radiation can be much larger." said Black of Cedars-Sinai Medical Center."


Here is a documentary on the subject:
https://drbenkim.com/cell-phone-dangers

https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=IJbCa-MZwXM

I have serious questions about that study. The fact is, that radio waves, even at higher frequencies, don't approach the intensity of microwave radiation. In addition, a low powered microwave oven emits microwaves to cook food, not radio waves. Think about it this way: if your cellphone was capable of cooking your brain cells, then what about storing it in your jeans pocket? The fact is, that if cellphones were comparable to low-powered microwave ovens, then people should have felt their skin being heated up - and it would have been uncomfortable enough for them to notice it. Furthermore, there would have been physical evidence of microwave damage on their bodies like burn marks or blemishes to the skin on their thighs from prolonged use.

I'll bet you have no problem with it when it supports your beliefs, though.

I don't like to act like I'm an expert on something when I'm not. So, no, I don't engage in useless philosophy and keyboard warring - although, I know that there are members here who revel in it.

But, I am a mechanical engineer working in industry, so I know enough physics (and common sense about it) to put in my two-cents on things like this.

 

[Privyet]

youre damn right its absurd

 

[devilof76]

And dumm. Wicked dumm.

 

[Blackthornone]

I have serious questions about that study. The fact is, that radio waves, even at higher frequencies, don't approach the intensity of microwave radiation. In addition, a low powered microwave oven emits microwaves to cook food, not radio waves. Think about it this way: if your cellphone was capable of cooking your brain cells, then what about storing it in your jeans pocket? The fact is, that if cellphones were comparable to low-powered microwave ovens, then people should have felt their skin being heated up - and it would have been uncomfortable enough for them to notice it. Furthermore, there would have been physical evidence of microwave damage on their bodies like burn marks or blemishes to the skin on their thighs from prolonged use.


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It only heats up the brain by two degrees, when it is on. Two degrees is difficult for most people to feel, although some people do feel it.
I phones are different in that they are always on, though.
Radio waves are capable of cooking, by the way.

Incidentally I have felt my skin heating up when holding a cell phone. It is mostly a tingling sensation, though. I have never actually used one.

Other people have told me that if they haven't used a cell phone for a while, they feel a tingling sensation in their heads, but after a few days of use, they stop noticing it. If they take a break from the cell phone for days or weeks and go back to using it, the process repeats.

Most people simply use their phones on such a regular basis, they have stopped feeling anything from using it.

You aren't going to get burn marks on your skin from something that only heats it up by two degrees. The deeper problem is the DNA damage and the clumping of the blood platelets.
Cooking by vibrating molecules from the inside out with radio or microwaves isn't the same effect as cooking by conduction heating, like with fire or a standard gas or electrical oven or a stove.

 

[CelticPredator]

well you are into film making so it doesn't surprise me that you would like a website like that where you can post videos,

But honestly, the horse crap that comes out of that site is freaking disgusting. For every one good video you have 500 retarded crap that comes out of it.

At the end is not worth it.

For every good movie that exists, you have like 5 ****ty movies. So what? Don't watch them.

Some of them are straight up brilliant. Many of them, in fact. Some of them are incredibly creative and clever for what they are. No editing. No undoing. You get one try, or you have to undo it.

Vines are cool as ****. Haters can go suck a dead microwaved cat.

 

[devilof76]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cell_phone_radiation

 

[fosing]

It only heats up the brain by two degrees, when it is on. Two degrees is difficult for most people to feel, although some people do feel it.
I phones are different in that they are always on, though.
Radio waves are capable of cooking, by the way.

Incidentally I have felt my skin heating up when holding a cell phone. It is mostly a tingling sensation, though. I have never actually used one.

Other people have told me that if they haven't used a cell phone for a while, they feel a tingling sensation in their heads, but after a few days of use, they stop noticing it. If they take a break from the cell phone for days or weeks and go back to using it, the process repeats.

Most people simply use their phones on such a regular basis, they have stopped feeling anything from using it.

You aren't going to get burn marks on your skin from something that only heats it up by two degrees. The deeper problem is the DNA damage and the clumping of the blood platelets.
Cooking by vibrating molecules from the inside out with radio or microwaves isn't the same effect as cooking by conduction heating, like with fire or a standard gas or electrical oven or a stove.

LOOOOOOOOOOOL

so people who puts their cellphones in the front pockets often gets tingling sensation in dem pantz.

that explains it.

cellphones makes you horny. i usually put mine in my right front pocket. my right nut is particularly a party central, like effin ibiza.

 

[devilof76]

I'm going to Verizon right now so I can have one for the left side too.

 

[Voorhees27]

A cell phone that fancies nuts?

 

[a-dev]

My soul picked a body that has some lead deposits in the skull so radiation cant do **** to me.

And he gave a serious response to your post

 

[Solidus]

It only heats up the brain by two degrees, when it is on. Two degrees is difficult for most people to feel, although some people do feel it.
I phones are different in that they are always on, though.
Radio waves are capable of cooking, by the way.

Incidentally I have felt my skin heating up when holding a cell phone. It is mostly a tingling sensation, though. I have never actually used one.

Other people have told me that if they haven't used a cell phone for a while, they feel a tingling sensation in their heads, but after a few days of use, they stop noticing it. If they take a break from the cell phone for days or weeks and go back to using it, the process repeats.

Most people simply use their phones on such a regular basis, they have stopped feeling anything from using it.

You aren't going to get burn marks on your skin from something that only heats it up by two degrees. The deeper problem is the DNA damage and the clumping of the blood platelets.
Cooking by vibrating molecules from the inside out with radio or microwaves isn't the same effect as cooking by conduction heating, like with fire or a standard gas or electrical oven or a stove.

You're still referring to microwaves, and not the radio waves used in cell phones. Even the link that Devil posted, refers to the thermal effects of microwaves, but cites the "lower power output of cell phones" as being negligible.

Secondly, the heat that you're feeling in your hand, is most likely due to your cell phone battery becoming hot; not from microwaves.

I like how after that intense study, they concluded, "to date, no adverse health effects have been established as being caused by mobile phone use". But, regardless of that, I guess that there will always be Chicken Littles running for the hills .

 

[Solidus]

And he gave a serious response to your post

Not surprising. Lest we forget, that that the souls of unborn babies choose their mothers .

 

[Solidus]

A cell phone that fancies nuts?

Dropped nus, so you're always ready .

 

[Blackthornone]

Not surprising. Lest we forget, that that the souls of unborn babies choose their mothers .

You know that real free will is impossible without that. Otherwise, everything is predetermined at birth, so then just admit that there is no free will to you.

 

[hoodonit00]

Deleted. I think we all play right into your hands. Some of your post are so far out there that I am lead to believe that you must be trolling.