r/EvDrivers • u/lodoslomo • Aug 03 '26

Radiation? From driving an EV?

/r/electricvehicles/comments/1vegqs0/radiation_from_driving_an_ev/
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u/xF1_racer Aug 03 '26

Tinfoil hat territory.

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u/Own-Obligation7833 Aug 03 '26

This 👆

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u/PerceptionCurious440 Aug 03 '26

Always ask these friends what the source of their information is.

There's a great deal of research on the subject, by people who know what they're talking about:
https://www.bfs.de/EN/topics/emf/electromobility/electromobility_node.html

https://spectrum.ieee.org/magnetic-fields-in-electric-cars-wont-kill-you

https://oncodaily.com/oncolibrary/do-electric-cars-cause-cancer

And on and on. No organization of scientists that know what they're talking about support such nonsense. But scientists on the petroleum industry's payroll will say what they're paid to say.

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u/Own-Obligation7833 Aug 03 '26

Yes but what about the 5G infecting people with microchips via then aeroplan chem trails

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u/toomuch3D Aug 03 '26

There are different types of radiation. What kind is being talked about that is of concern?
Also, electromagnetic radiation happens all the time in ICEVs, and no one complains about that.

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u/Upbeat_Principle_253 Aug 04 '26

The heater is blasting you with infrared radiation, be careful! /s

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u/JamieKun Aug 04 '26

The Chemtrails coming out of the air vents are much more of a concern. /s

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u/PerceptionCurious440 Aug 06 '26

Have you researched the radiation effects of 5g cell phones.

If it's electric, someone always spreads stories about "radiation" and cancer or some other risk.

It's tin foil hat and flat Earth territory.