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As Grigner concludes, the excitement surrounding strange radiation is tempered by responsibility. The effects of this radiation could be significant and not entirely understood, presenting potential hazards to biological systems. The possibility of explosive interactions within living organisms raises concerns about the broader implications of using or experimenting with strange radiation daily.
He argues for comprehensive studies to explore the relationship between electromagnetic fields and the decay of such condensed energy, underscoring the need for greater awareness about the interactions that may result in health issues in modern society.