Hi,
Until recently I maintained a medical library which contained all research articles written back to 1966, about 10 years ago articles began to appear regarding brain tumors in a small demographic sector of the population.
It found that if the person right handed they got the tumor behind the right ear, if they were left handed, they got the tumor behind the left ear, the group were real estate agents, you can figure it out from there.

Regards

P.S. I don,t own and never will own a cell phone.

>Hi Neil,
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>Tell that to those "in touch" with their cell phones :-) While I don't see those disappearing, the blizzard of new wireless devices will take a toll. I'm with you - fiber the world.
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>>Hi,
>> I totally agree, I believe that the current upsurge in wireless will be the trigger that will cause a rethink regarding the ever rising EMR in the environment, I think eventually everything will have to go fibre.
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>>Regards N Mc Donald
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>>>It's odd, but my feelings are the opposite (wireless vs wired). I guess partly because of the pollution in our airwaves here. From 7AM to 5PM here, local VHF TV broadcasts are terrible to unwatchable. I think that is partly due to the school down the street. Forget about AM radio - hasn't been usable for years.
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>>>>Yet...! Oh, I can't wait for the future :-)
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>>>>>Yes, we can agree on "you do what you have to" to get things working. In old structures, sometimes you just can't get from A to B readily, and those spare pairs can be a life saver. Today, wireless comes to the rescue. But that is a far cry from 1000 Mb ;-)
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