Albert Einstein in 1935 on Electrosmog and Fake News

Eubios Journal of Asian and International Bioethics 29 (3):93-94 (2019)
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The biological impact of electromagnetic radiation on humans and other living beings still is controversial and inconclusive. In 1935 Albert Einstein called such an impact ‘fake news’, probably using the prestige of the Nobel Price as a powerful placebo. How should he and we deal with issues of electrosmog, placebo effects, and fake news today?

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Hans-Martin Sass
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