Comments by "remliqa" (@remliqa) on "Why Electric Cars Are So Cheap To Drive - My Tesla Model 3 Electric Bill" video.

@noblekitty I did look ut up several times ever since this was brought up last century: to this date they haven't been a single credible study that found any link between EMF and cancer. Even organizations that is quick to jump in any cancer correlation sn any source) denies such link exist.
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@noblekitty Cancer causing EMF? BTW, I'm pretty sure Tesla have better equivalent MPG than all those cars you listed.
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@noblekitty For that price you can still buy some great stock with the gas and maintenance money you'll save. On top of that you're doing the environment a great service by using EVs.
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@noblekitty That the thing :there is nothing scientific about why EMF should cause cancer. All those thing you mentioned (except for EMF) can cause molecular damage to you DNA and thus can cause cancer. EMF on the other hand isn't an ionising radiation and thus have zero effect on you DNA. There as much reason to have EMF shielding as there is to wear tin foil hat . That's in the the scientific and medical community people claims of EMF cancer link is rightfully put in the same crackpot bracket as climate change denier, anti-vaccine nutjobs and homeopathy believers.
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@noblekitty How do I know that my body is affected by it in way that'll cause cancer? How about the countless peer reviewed scientific paper that debunked the cancer connection or at the very least found zero link. Or the fact that EMF isn't an ionising radiation , you know the type of radiation that can cause molecular damage. There is a reason that even the most "trigger happy" of health organization done' consider them to be a cancer risk, at all. And no, the level of EM interference caused by electric appliance and EV wiring is too small to have any effect on the human body. Not even an MMR machine (which created thousands of time more magnetic wave ) can do that. You know what else is a form of energy? Soundwave a.k.a noise. And no they also do not cause cancer.
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@miagi1337 Don't Tesla have 10 year warranty on the battery? From what I heard Tesla have a very slow degradation for their battery pack and you can expect to change the battery pack on after 20 years.
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