Ask HN: I feel EMR (WiFi/cell) radiation. Do you?

6 points by vizzah ↗ HN
Recent study discussed here on HN says there is no visible link between cancer and mobile radiation. Nice to hear, but I painfully feel these damn electro magnetic fields and they aren't doing anything good. Holding radiating device, iPad with wifi for instance, in a few minutes I begin to feel accumulating pressure in a forehead which then stays for ~30min. With a cell it's better, I can hold it to my ear for several minutes before it starts. I am 33 and have no health issues. Is anyone else here experiencing the same? When you feel it you realize it's not paranoia..

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I have the same thing, but only for cells - it starts after more than 5 mins of a call. Yet, I'm not sure whether it isn't just a nocebo - after all, I KNOW I'm holding that device. Maybe try to ask your friend to hold EMR device close to you but without your knowing about it ;) Share the results then.
yeah, that's the problem! tried that and can easily tell if wifi is beaming very close to me.
You should conduct a blindfolded, controlled experiment. Ask your friend to hold either a phone or a slab of plastic near you, for a few random trials.
Of course I done the experiments to neither fool myself nor others. I can blindly hold powered off iPad and one streaming a movie and can easily feel WiFi working.. With this post I am trying to find out whether there are other people on HN who can definitely feel EMR or if it's still rare among the tech crowd.