One Thousand Dollar’s to Prove Electrosenstivity
Wednesday, March 10th, 2010
Recently the magazine Popular Science ran a major story on individuals who believe they have electrosensitivity or electrohypersensitivity. I’m sorry to say that it was an example of horrible reporting that really only talked about the issue as if it were proven real. It stated the claims of the various individuals who claimed to have the condition without once considering that it might be “all in their head” and not real at all. (I’m working on a post with a more definitive and full report on all the problems with the PopSci article.)
While it did contain some language about how long term harm, such as cancer, is not proven to be related to RF radiation, it reported about being “Allergic to radio Waves” is if it were conclusively proven as fact. Not surprisingly, the story has generated a lot of hype and has been championed by those who insist that the condition exists.
Well then, I’m going to make an offer. I contend that electrohypersensitivity is not real. The condition is psychosomatic. RF fields do not produce nausea, headache, fainting, skin rashes or any other acute effect on the human body. No person can, under controlled conditions, show that they manifest these symptoms more often around a low power rf transmitter than when away from radio sources.
Do you think I’m wrong? Then prove it. I’m willing to put up one grand of my own money to be proven wrong. Honestly, I’m so confident about this, I’d put up more than that, but I want this to be a credible challenge and so I’ll put up an amount I know I can provide if I need to. I’m very serious and I’m willing to make the effort of setting up a test to conclusively and fairly settle the issue. And I will eat my words and fork over the money if you can prove me wrong!
The Challenge:
To prove that you manifest symptoms of electrohypersensitivity and that these symptoms are reliably linked to RF radiation by demonstrating the ability to detect the state of RF transmissions in a controlled enviornment.
The Reward:
1. One thousand US Dollars, provided in the form of a certified check, money order or other mutually acceptable monetary instrument.
2. I will admit I was wrong about electrosenstivity / electrohypersensitivity not existing.
3. Your case will be brought to the attention of researchers, with whom I am in communication, and efforts will be made to report your condition and the verification in peer reviewed journals.
The Test Setup:







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