Radio Frequency radiation is still radiation, and I never said it was harmful, only that some Nigerians are afraid it is harmful. Also, I never said the images could be stored. You need to work on your reading and science skills.

Any idiot who thinks RF radiation is harmless should crawl into his microwave and one of the requirements Homeland Security had before full body scanners were installed was that they could store and send images of suspected subjects.

Jack, Jack, Jack! You have swallowed all the propaganda like a good, but undereducated boy and are now regurgitating it as planned. Any idiot who thinks RF radiation is harmless should crawl into his microwave and one of the requirements Homeland Security had before full body scanners were installed was that they could store and send images of suspected subjects. Where have you been getting your information, CNN? Obama's news secratary?

RF radiation, like all radiation, can be harmful in large doses, or small doses over long periods of time. We soak up natural radiation every day, and the more radiation we get from cell phones, x-rays and, yes, body scanners, the more likely we are to have health issues. There are a lot of variables, so it's hard to predict with any accuracy, but it's best to try to avoid as much radiation as possible. Easier said than done in the modern world!

question for you Jack.. If the images can not be stored how can we all be looking at examples of those images in the article? Now I am not saying those are the exact same images mentioned but there is a way to save and share those images and the proof is right in front of us all.

Jack, good input. You are a smart guy. Thanks for setting the record straight. My one question is why do you call everyone a moron. Because you have knowledge and share it does not mean people are morons. To me that sounded condescending. Again your input was good.

If the image cannot be stored, then what is the picture at the top of this page??

the images can be stored on most machines, there have been previous articles on the subject. i know someone who worked in the transit authority for a number of years, and yes the images can be stored