It does if it makes the human brain running at a higher temperature. But the power of these WiFi emitters is so low, you'd have to be pretty damn close (1 inch?) to get any effect. So it is very unlikely that this will cause any damage. This is what happens when the economy is bad, people without jobs, with nothing whatsoever to do try to find stuff to keep themselves busy... Sad, really sad.
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Let's not forget that this comes from the Eurofags whom invented the audio cassette, the CD, disk video and the video disk. (these last 2 are different inventions it seams. Wierd but hey...)
Still better inventing stuff like this, instead of focussing on 'mini-nukes' to circumvent international treaties. (There I go again. Please mod me down, please?)
>Hey, I didn't even vote for the first Bush. I certainly didn't vote for the 2nd one.
Then you should have no fears:)
True, the system should be changed to a more unifor tax. I guess that will be the next step here. You get anything from 8% to 24% depending on the state. Isn't there a way to lift taxes when it hits the EU borders. I know I never pay any taxes on-line. The customs office or FedEX or UPS collect them usually when I buy stuff. (for a small fee of course)
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>But doesn't radiation sharpen your memory?
It does if it makes the human brain running at a higher temperature. But the power of these WiFi emitters is so low, you'd have to be pretty damn close (1 inch?) to get any effect.
So it is very unlikely that this will cause any damage. This is what happens when the economy is bad, people without jobs, with nothing whatsoever to do try to find stuff to keep themselves busy...
Sad, really sad.
Let's not forget that this comes from the Eurofags whom invented the audio cassette, the CD, disk video and the video disk.
(these last 2 are different inventions it seams. Wierd but hey...)
Still better inventing stuff like this, instead of focussing on 'mini-nukes' to circumvent international treaties. (There I go again. Please mod me down, please?)
>Hey, I didn't even vote for the first Bush. I certainly didn't vote for the 2nd one.
Then you should have no fears:)
True, the system should be changed to a more unifor tax. I guess that will be the next step here. You get anything from 8% to 24% depending on the state.
Isn't there a way to lift taxes when it hits the EU borders. I know I never pay any taxes on-line. The customs office or FedEX or UPS collect them usually when I buy stuff. (for a small fee of course)