I find it funny. I really don't care that much about this issue. As I said, it is not my fight. But what is interesting is that people pay more attention to criticism or ridicule rather than objectively trying to find the truth. No one seems to want to read from the doctorate degree's findings. No one seems to want to read the National Institute of Health links. But people pay more attention when Sickboy uses ridicule and personal attacks to silence people.
It is obvious that a suntanning machine is non-ionizing. But everyone knows it is dangerous to stay in there too long. Your meat is gonna get cooked. So this goes back to the start of this long thread. Having two hotspots is gonna increase the chance of the EM doing damage to you. Just like increasing the power. In fact, you can stick your hand in a Microwave oven and put it at low power. You won't feel a thing. But it would be crazy to leave it in there for a long period of time. In fact, if you left this microwave oven door open and leave it always on in your room, it is EXACTLY the same as a Wi-Fi hotspot. Same frequency. Same waves bouncing around in a larger box (your room).
As for directional or non-directional, that is nonsense. A microwave is not directional. The waves actually bounce in that box (the microwave oven), similar to EM will bounce around inside your home. The only thing that matters is power output, and the number of sources, and how long you stay in there. And I think this is the sticking point... cellphones emit very high power. Cell towers are sometimes miles away and EACH phone needs to send back that far away every 2 two 3 seconds just to remain on.
Ok. This subject is getting boring. I am sure the telecom and other industries will use the same techniques as the cigarette companies to keep making a profit. The World Health Organization already categorizes it as "carcinogenic". So it is a battle between the doctors and the telecom. One trying to protect your health. The other trying to make money. And from looking at the cigarette companies, I think they are still making money, even though you know by now it causes cancer.