2023

Social media has long been a double-edged sword, offering spaces for connection and expression while simultaneously serving as fertile ground for hate speech and radical ideas. The traditional response to such content has often been punitive—users disseminating objectionable material face bans and suspensions. However, a groundbreaking whitepaper presents an innovative alternative: personalized dialog time powered […]

Inventor: John Coates Technology: Powered by M.E.L.A.N.I.E, an acronym for Machine Enhanced Logic (which is the AI) and Natural Intelligence Engine (the Human) M.E.L.A.N.I.E – The Vanguard of Compassionate AI for Harmonizing Online Communities Introduction In an age where the digital domain has become the frontline for ideological battles, the influence of graphic content and […]

Imagine a time you stood under the sky during a solar eclipse. The awe-inspiring moment when the moon moves between the Earth and the sun, casting a shadow and offering us a brief respite from the sun’s intense glare. This natural marvel isn’t just a spectacle but also an analogy for the innovative technology behind […]

LONDON — From next week, a sweeping change will greet millions of students in England: they’ll either have to leave their mobile phones at home or submit them to their teachers upon arrival. Education Secretary, Gillian Keegan, unveiled this controversial policy, asserting it aims to curb distractions, foster concentration, and combat cyberbullying. Keegan highlighted several […]

Implications of the Nuremberg Code and the Inherent Duties of Tech Corporations Today, we delve deep into an issue that has sparked considerable debate in the tech industry and underscores the intricate interplay between ethics, health, and technology. Ethical Considerations: Beyond the technical and health aspects, there’s a pressing ethical dilemma. In the wake of […]

Unraveling the Radiation Debate The world recently pivoted its attention to France as regulators clamped down on the iPhone 12 due to radiation concerns that have been mounting for years, prompting Apple to release a software update to lower radiation levels – but just for its French users. This action by a tech giant, considered […]

As the world grapples with the eighth wave of COVID-19, the focus intensifies on the virus’s potential long-term impacts on health. Among these concerns is the growing body of research suggesting a link between COVID-19 and chronic neurological and autoimmune disorders. Crucially, the role of environmental influences, particularly Radiofrequency Radiation (RFR) induced Reactive Oxygen Species […]

In a world where technology has become virtually inseparable from daily life, a sudden upheaval has jolted the globe as health officials in the US and several European nations scrutinize the radiation emission levels of the iPhone 12, a device once ubiquitous in pockets and hands across continents. A potential health crisis looms in the […]

Shielding the Unseen:  In a world profoundly connected by wireless technology, our reliance on smartphones is more profound than ever. But this convenience comes at a significant cost – an invisible threat that emanates from every device, Radiofrequency Radiation (RFR). A growing body of scientific evidence is starting to unveil the potential health risks associated […]

The SAR level of a smartphone is a measure of the amount of radio frequency energy that is absorbed by the human body when using a mobile phone. According to the guidelines set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), the maximum permissible exposure level is 1.6 W/kg over a volume containing a mass of 1 […]

In an age where wireless technology is intricately woven into the fabric of daily life, the ominous cloud of potential health risks casts a shadow that cannot be ignored. The bustling streets of France witnessed a historic turn of events as regulators swung into action, taking unprecedented steps to safeguard public health. Apple, one of […]

In a Bold Step for Public Health, France Challenges Tech Giant While U.S. Reexamines Decades-Old Radiation Guidelines In a time when cell phone usage is nearly ubiquitous, a series of groundbreaking developments have spotlighted the urgent need for updated safety standards surrounding radiofrequency (RF) radiation exposure. Leading the charge are a landmark legal ruling in […]

See: Jimmy Warned Us: Cell Phones Do Cause Cancer! The National Toxicology Program (NTP) is a division of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, and in 2018, the NTP released a study on the potential health effects of exposure to cell phone radiation. The study exposed rats to the same radiofrequency (RF) radiation that […]

Your Smartphone May Be Today’s Ford Pinto: Know the Health Risks It could be that you’re not old enough to remember the Ford Pinto. However, I’d like to cover some similarities between the two of them. The Pinto was classified as a subcompact car, slightly larger than a compact car. Much like today’s smartphones have […]

In today’s world, with the ever-growing concern about the potential health risks associated with cell phone use, many people are seeking effective solutions to protect themselves from radiofrequency (RF) radiation and electromagnetic radiation emitted by their mobile devices. One popular method is the use of anti-radiation phone cases, which claim to offer EMF protection and […]

Introduction: Wireless devices are increasingly used in educational settings, exposing children to potential health risks from radiofrequency electromagnetic fields. Key Studies and Reports Urging Parents to Take Wireless Radiation Exposure Seriously A growing body of research indicates the importance of taking the potential health risks of wireless radiation exposure seriously. The following studies and reports […]

An investigation by the Chicago Tribune found that several popular smartphone models, including the Apple iPhone 7, were emitting radiofrequency (RF) radiation levels that exceeded the legal safety limits set by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). This news raises concerns about the safety of cellphones and whether existing standards are adequate to protect the public. […]