Re: The effects of mobile phone usage on health

At 18 Oct 2007 13:24:39 +0000 Larry wrote:

The cellular phone business had a problem.....

There were too many customers on too little channel space....

Calls jammed, revenue lost as we sell airtime....

So, the solution was more and more cells in less and less space.
Physics reared its ugly head during the sales meetings and
someone with a brain noted those damned 3 watt carphones we'd
installed would blanket way too big an area to make just putting
up more Sell sites the answer because the big transmitters
(relative to your toyphone, not WABC) would just jam a lot of
them instead of just a couple. So, the solution had to be to
turn down the power on the phones. We invented the 600 mw AMPS
flipphone and tried to talk them out of their carphones and
bagphones with portability.

Um, maybe we all just wanted to carry phones smaller than a briefcase?

I've never owned a 3W phone. My first phone was Nokia-built rip-off of
Motorola's Dynatac "brick phone." It served me well, even in rural
Nebraska.

So, a false flag operation like 9-11/the Reichstag/Pearl Harbor
was implemented...


Oh for crissakes, is everything in world a Secret Conspiracy to you? If
McDonald's even reduces the amount of Secret Sauce they squirt on a Big
Mac, you'd suspect it's the powerful Thousand Island Dressing Cartel
flexing it muscle rather than McD's just trying to save 2/100's of a cent
per burger!


We wanted smaller, more featured phones with a longer battery life, we
got them, and they work quite well. A 150mW phone on our belts is far
more useful to most of us than a 3W phone left in the car.

Sheesh!

(At least this time you didn't blame "the Jews!")


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