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my balls hurt

I think my laptop is giving me ball cancer.

Is there any truth to this myth?

I have a bad habit of using my laptop in bed and laying it on my LAP.

The lack of sperm my balls are producing because of the laptop's warmth is beside the point. Procreation is not a priority, the welfare of my balls is.

What about waves found in cell phones and microwaves? Are they more dangerous than in Peahi?

I try to avoid using my phone for calls or the microwave as much as I can.

testicular torsion

Aids

Is this technology bad for our brains? Or in this case, my balls?

I want some scientific answers god dammit.

No. It's the same myth as cell phones giving you brain cancer and shit. The kinds of waves given off from those kinds of devices have a negligible effect on your body. The only thing on a laptop sitting on your lap that could damage your balls is heat, and I don't think that would really cause lasting pain.

Go see a doctor. Or I'm sure Jennie could feel your nuts for you

The EMR generated by a laptop would do absolutely nothing to cause cancer. End of story.

It's not bad for the brains, it's not bad for the balls. The only thing that's bad for your brains and your balls, is you.

Excessive heat to the testes are actually pretty hazardous, at least long term, and we all know laptops get insanely hot.

Get one of these:



There are loads of brands and models on the market and theyre cheap as hell. Dropped my acpi temp (wherever that is measured) from 74 to 58-62 degrees celsius.

Yea, but what about in the long run?

How do we know what the effects of such products are after 10, 20, or 30 years of long and extensive use?

In other news, gas prices are forecasted to be more than $5 per gallon in the summer. Couple that with the presidential election and 2012 end-of-world hype, I'm sure we have some great things to look forward to here in the Unites States of America.

Your posts are giving me eye cancer.

Yea, but what about in the long run?

No, like right now.

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Originally posted by OrangestO How do we know what the effects of such products are after 10, 20, or 30 years of long and extensive use?

Through science, math and engineering, you fucking tool.

As mentioned previously, the actual EMR generated won't directly cause anything. However, the heat as mention by alfi is something to watch out for, but let's be honest, all you need is a bit of common sense in this regard. If your laptop gets to hot, you take it off your lap. It's not rocket science.

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Originally posted by Acton Through science, math and engineering, you fucking tool. As mentioned previously, the actual EMR generated won't directly cause anything. However, the heat as mention by alfi is something to watch out for, but let's be honest, all you need is a bit of common sense in this regard. If your laptop gets to hot, you take it off your lap. It's not rocket science.

My science teacher told me there hasn't been any extensive research done to prove theories related to 'cancer and technology' studies. I believe him more than you.

My science teacher told me you're a faggot.

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Originally posted by srussell0018 My science teacher told me you're a faggot.

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Originally posted by OrangestO My science teacher told me there hasn't been any extensive research done to prove theories related to 'cancer and technology' studies. I believe him more than you.

Well, I received my Physics education from the University of Manchester, and personally researched the 'potential implications' of EMR from certain technologies (laptops, TVs and phones) on such things as fuel ignition and biological cell development, with the support of Jeff Forshaw and Brian Cox.

The whole thing was a side project and took no more than a couple of weeks and was so straight forward that even you could understand the concepts, if you gave yourself the opportunity to teach yourself some elementary physics. I mean come on, even srussell0018 managed to grasp the basic concept in his previous post.

Anyway, you have the right to believe what you want, but forgive me for not believing in what your primary school science teacher has taught you.

Hey

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Originally posted by srussell0018 Hey

Calm down, I was actually impressed.

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Originally posted by Acton Well I received my Physics education from the University of Manchester, and personally researched the 'potential implications' of EMR from certain technologies (laptops, TVs and phones) on such things as fuel ignition and biological cell development, with the assistance of Jeff Forshaw and Brian Cox. The whole thing was a side project and took no more than a couple of weeks and was so straight forward that even you could understand the concepts, if you gave yourself the opportunity to teach yourself some elementary physics. I mean come on, even srussell0018 managed to grasp the basic concept in his previous post. Anyway, you have the right to believe what you want, but forgive me for not believing in what your primary school science teacher has taught you.

My science teacher is going to one day win the Nobel Peace Prize. He's going to save everyone's brain and balls from being contaminated with the toxic waves that drift around like demons among us.

"Science Teacher" = I never really applied myself to learning anything useful, so I'll just teach teenagers what the pH level of water is.

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Originally posted by OrangestO My science teacher is going to one day win the Nobel Peace Prize. He's going to save everyone's brain and balls from being contaminated with the toxic waves that drift around like demons among us.

Two of my friends have already won a Nobel Prize for physics (for Graphene), my others include a world leader in theoretical physics and a brilliant particle physicist, who has achieved celebrity status for his intelligence, passion and enthusiasm on the subject.

Come back to me when you have some ground to stand on, or at least when you think you can hold an intelligent physics debate.

If not, continue trolling and have a nice day.

I like Acton.

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Originally posted by Acton Two of my friends have already won a Nobel Prize for physics (for Graphene), my others include a world leader in theoretical physics and a brilliant particle physicist, who has achieved celebrity status for his intelligence, passion and enthusiasm on the subject. Come back to me when you have some ground to stand on, or at least when you think you can hold an intelligent physics debate. If not, continue trolling and have a nice day.

This isn't about physics, this is about waves.

There's waves in the air going around making people sick and you don't even care. You just want to type about these big shots you know and expect that to clean and clear the air of this technological infestation. That won't solve the problem, bro. My science teacher will tell you all about it.

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Originally posted by Acton Well, I received my Physics education from the University of Manchester, and personally researched the 'potential implications' of EMR from certain technologies (laptops, TVs and phones) on such things as fuel ignition and biological cell development, with the support of Jeff Forshaw and Brian Cox. The whole thing was a side project and took no more than a couple of weeks and was so straight forward that even you could understand the concepts, if you gave yourself the opportunity to teach yourself some elementary physics. I mean come on, even srussell0018 managed to grasp the basic concept in his previous post. Anyway, you have the right to believe what you want, but forgive me for not believing in what your primary school science teacher has taught you.

quoted for epic burn. high school science teachers probably took philosophy in college.

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