And claims such as Moskowitz’s are a complete misrepresentation of the evidence base. His piece has resonated with the anti-5G movement, generating heated discussion online-but, alas, it is one that pivots on fringe views and fatally flawed conjecture, attempting to circumvent scientific consensus with scaremongering.įirstly, science is not conducted by petition or arguments to authority it is decided solely on strength of evidence. Moskowitz concluded by insisting readers join his fellow activists petitioning against the new technology. Moskowitz warned of the ostensible dangers of radio-frequency (RF) radiation, stating bluntly that 5G technology could be dangerous, causing cancers and untold harm. In a recent opinion piece for Scientific American, Joel M.
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