mm-waves

The issue is, mm-waves (and all high frequency RF really) are very sensitive to distance and losses.

The same is not true for mm-waves (again, unless you have a source that says that).

The problem is that mm-waves are attenuated by air, or clothing, or buildings, or the atmosphere, or what have you.

See, they're born with very thin skin, so mm-waves can go right through their dermis.

Second - High Energy mm-waves are bad for health (in the same way extremely bight light can be bad for your eyes).

I mentioned that the scientific consensus is that babies' skin is thin enough that mm-waves penetrate the dermis.

Ah, I see you made the same mistake as basically everyone researching mm-waves: you forgot about babies.

That's effectively already the case; mm-waves can't penetrate skin, eyes or anything else.

I provided it as a simple counterpoint to someone saying that mm-waves did not penetrate skin.

The established consensus is that mm-waves do penetrante the dermis of babies.

Imagine being wrapped in lead to protect your organs from harmful mm-waves.

What I think you meant to imply is that humans have been living with mm-waves before for extended periods of time.

Yes, but the "other mechanisms" of EM harm you list do not apply to mm-waves.

What I am saying - and I will repeat this - is "mm-waves do penetrate the dermis of human babies." No more, no less.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but mainstream science doesn’t really follow the same pattern of “bad for you but ok on small doses” (historically the most dangerous viewpoint to have) for mm-waves.