[Air-L] Internet and cancer

[Judy Rice]

Antonio, 

Thank you for the terribly insight research--it is refreshing to see in this world where anyone can publish anything, such quality studies substantiated by such profoundly elucidating representations of the data ;) 

Have referred some perspective grad students to it on my Facebook--we all need positive role models...keep up the good work!

Judy Rice
UX Engineer
FamilySearch.org

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Date: Mon, 20 Apr 2009 08:41:40 +0200 (CEST)
From: "Antonio A. Casilli" <Antonio.Casilli at ehess.fr>
Subject: [Air-L] Internet and cancer
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Hi all,
recently, an article about "the biological implications of social
networking" published in The Biologist by Aric Sigman (Fellow of the
English Royal Society for Medicine) has been causing quite a stir.
According to the author, intensive use of electronic media is linked to
increased morbidity/mortality for cancer.

I had already addressed that in post on my blog. Today it is a pleasure to
announce that, based on questionable data and on problematic assumptions,
I have come out with a seemingly preposterous claim: actually Internet
cures cancer!

To read all about it, please visit
http://www.bodyspacesociety.eu/2009/04/19/new-discovery-actually-internet-cures-cancer-eng/
Feel free to forward to anyone interested: this may save millions of
lives...
Best,
Antonio



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Antonio A. Casilli
Centre Edgar Morin
Institut Interdisciplinaire d'Anthropologie du Contemporain
(CNRS/EHESS)
Paris FRANCE





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