Sorry, Jones, move along, no conspiracy here. :-) All we see here is greed and need. It started with MTS, then came IMTS and now Advanced Mobile Telephone System. One of the primary instigators was Motorola and I talked on the test system in 1976 in Chicago using a white cell phone which resembled the old WWII Walkie Talkie and weighed as much as my Maine Coon.
Besides, the damage is worst in the formative years. And it's not the Asians whose every teenager sports a "cell". But I wouldn't worry about Al Zymer when it is the opposable thumb which is at risk here. Seems that, first in Europe, and now in the US, cell operators are seeing a plummet in revenues as the youth prefers the impersonal method of communication called "texting". Besides, any parent who tries to intercept such a communication will need the help of the NSA to decrypt the abbreviations. But, again, do not fear for the revenues of the Verizons, for, on their horizons is the 3rd pipe in the 700 MHz band when analog broadcast TV "goes dark" in February of 2009. The first two pipes, ADSL and Cable modems, can be nowhere as ubiquitous as the 4G cellular, IP based universal appliance with open source codes. The new appliance will be your own personal communicator serving as cell phone, web browser and yes, indeed, television. Google is building your ANDROID now: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Android Fully portable IP TV with thousands of channels to choose . . . *now* you can worry about the nation's brains. Terry On Wed, Aug 13, 2008 at 11:25 AM, Jones Beene <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > --- Horace Heffner > >> It is notable that the ear canal provides a > relatively unobstructed path for sub centimeter > radiation to the hippocampus area. > > > Yikes, one more reason to limit cell phone usage, and > it is probably not limited to sub-centimeter. Even the > longer wl of cordless phones is problematic, if you > spend lots of time on them. > > The biggest problem of all is in China, India, > Indonesia etc where cell phones will be the primary > medium and land-lines will be seldom used and > discouraged. India expects 500 million subscribers in > a decade. They are also anticipating using higher > powered handsets than we use - to lower the number > (cost) of relay towers. > > In 20 years, the nightmare facing Asia, from the > alarmist's perspective, is that they could have a > population of literally a billion prematurely affected > Alzheimer's patients. > > Hate to say it, but brain cancer would be a societal > "blessing" by comparison, in that its acts fast. Very > grim prognosis there, unless this scenario is being > overly-alarmist (it *is* but the worst possible > repercussions are still worth consideration by > planners) .... not to mention someone will try to find > a conspiracy and NWO angle to it all - i.e. as being > part of a sinister mast plan to trim the population of > Asia down to size. > > Jones > >
