5G technology

[french frank]

Maybe I'll just have to scatter some Growmore round the lilac bush, centre, so that it fills the gap between the mountain ash and the hawthorn trees.

[richardfinegold]

FWIW the current issue of Hi Fi News argues that 5G will be a boon to audio quality. The reasoning is that WiFi will be so wonderful that audio designers won't have to spend any resources on sophisticated computer motherboards., therefore leaving more of the audio dollar or pound to be spent on other electronics parts. Since most components of a traditional separates system don't interact with WiFi I find this specious.
Regarding Health issues, the difficulty of conducting a randomized double blind clinical trial are well documented. I however intend to live as far away from the things as possible

[Dave2002]

Regarding Health issues, the difficulty of conducting a randomized double blind clinical trial are well documented. I however intend to live as far away from the things as possible

But do you use a mobile phone, and/or use wi-fi in your home? If you do, then you've probably already exposed yourself to what might be potential hazards.

Of course you don't write that your reasons for living away from such systems are because of possible health risks. Another fairly well documented potential health risk is for people living close to (even underneath) very high voltage power lines. There may be health risks, but these aren't "proven", but another reason for not living in those locations is that they're often in poorer areas, and the pylons are just plain ugly!