Thanks to Gerald for pointing once more to the archaic wireless system we
enjoy, seemingly without protest. In 1886, captains of industry here decided
that, yes, it was a good idea to establish "standard gauge" railroads. Before
that, cargo had to be transferred upon arriving at a different dimension rail,
a great loss of income. Perhaps our modern captains (hello, Verizon, ATT?)
might come to an understanding that the worldwide gsm standard isn't such a bad
thing, interchangeable sim cards work to the benefit of all, including profit
margins. And guess what? Over there, one receives signal in the depth of
metro, the remote of mountains, in the middle of water. Row together, all
benefit. Until then, we in the US will waste time and money with 19th century
equivalence, a burden to all.
Chad
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