So, how many days per week do you talk on a cell phone?
VP: Right you are. I wasn't aware that the dispute had been settled. Evidently, Bell has fallen from grace, officially and posthumously. Thanks for setting the record straight!
Mo: That's an interesting story in its own right. Our radio and television broadcasts over the recent century are spreading like a bubble in interstellar space. Like ripples on a pond with Earth at the center.
Mr. Bell's ears would be ringing at all the ding-a-linging!
Who could have predicted: Not cell phones, but the inordinate need to yak all the time on the damn things? The amount of "important" conversations has increased exponentially. Not!
Good capture and interesting discussion! I'm a bit ambivalent about mobile phones - I have two, but often leave them at home, or only take them with me to use as cameras, stopwatches, alarms, calculators etc.
VP: Many well-known inventors probably weren't alone in forming and testing an idea... My favourite example is Columbus who discovered an inhabited continent. Go figure.
Jacob: And the fact that many are worried about health effects hasn't helped limit the enthusiasm.
Halcyon: Yep, you're right there.
Tinsie: That's a wonderful compromise. Bring the cell phone but don't actually talk on it! ;)
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You mean Antonio Meucci...
Maybe he does and is hoping we'll catch up with his latest technology. - Speaking to outer space.
i think she's looking at you! ^0^
Seriously, what did people do before cell phones?
So, how many days per week do you talk on a cell phone?
VP: Right you are. I wasn't aware that the dispute had been settled. Evidently, Bell has fallen from grace, officially and posthumously. Thanks for setting the record straight!
Mo: That's an interesting story in its own right. Our radio and television broadcasts over the recent century are spreading like a bubble in interstellar space. Like ripples on a pond with Earth at the center.
arabesque: We'll never know.
B Squared: Have a life?
Thanks all for commenting.
I was joking... I can't agree more with your answer to B Squared!
Mr. Bell's ears would be ringing at all the ding-a-linging!
Who could have predicted: Not cell phones, but the inordinate need to yak all the time on the damn things? The amount of "important" conversations has increased exponentially. Not!
P.S. VP knows everything! He's a walking encyclopedia; a font of knowledge and wisdom!
I can usually live without a cell phone. What I can't live without is the mobile internet!
Good capture and interesting discussion! I'm a bit ambivalent about mobile phones - I have two, but often leave them at home, or only take them with me to use as cameras, stopwatches, alarms, calculators etc.
Hold the line, will you?
VP: Many well-known inventors probably weren't alone in forming and testing an idea... My favourite example is Columbus who discovered an inhabited continent. Go figure.
Jacob: And the fact that many are worried about health effects hasn't helped limit the enthusiasm.
Halcyon: Yep, you're right there.
Tinsie: That's a wonderful compromise. Bring the cell phone but don't actually talk on it! ;)
Thanks, all.
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