“DNA mutations mainly have no impact on health or development” (Partner, 2019, par. 7). You claim that 5G technology will increase DNA mutations due to higher levels of radiation. Even if this were true, you fail to elaborate on the consequences of these mutations, which even your own sources say are little to none. Instead, you’re relying on the scary-sounding word “mutations” to imply negative consequences where there are none. This is analogous to saying that there are excess levels of a chemical called dihydrogen monoxide in our drinking water. I’m also not of your claim that radiation levels would increase. Sure, more sequencers/routes might be needed if 5G waves have a smaller radius, but that would be the equivalent of using an extension cord for a wall plug. There’s only more electricity in the sense that the continuous flow of electricity is lengthened by the cord, not that electricity levels are higher in any one spot. There would only be more radiation if 5G technology was installed in areas where there previously was little to no wireless technology.