Yup, it's probably no more dangerous than printer toner or asbestos or coal dust...
Wifi is known to be safe; we understand what makes UV and higher frequency light dangerous, and know that radio frequencies are fine (ionizing vs non-ionizing). CRT screens I believe use leaded glass to block the xrays they'd otherwise bombard you with.
I'd guess GMO foods are about as safe as anything else intentionally made poisonous to insects and other field pests.
>Yup, it's probably no more dangerous than printer toner or asbestos or coal dust...
I assume this was a tongue in cheek remark. The problem is that we contain these things whilst the article is anticipating covering virtually all contact surfaces with this spray. Which will probably be fine for 20 years or so and then we'll run out of serviceable lungs.
Wifi is known to be safe; we understand what makes UV and higher frequency light dangerous, and know that radio frequencies are fine (ionizing vs non-ionizing). CRT screens I believe use leaded glass to block the xrays they'd otherwise bombard you with.
I'd guess GMO foods are about as safe as anything else intentionally made poisonous to insects and other field pests.