[LINK] Fwd: (-: phone poll

[Adam Todd]

At 04:37 PM 19/06/2007, Kim Holburn wrote:
>It might work between two walky-talkies but with cell phones you'd
>have to put the egg between the phones and the nearest cellphone tower.

Not quite right.  It's not so much the "between" the phones that's in 
question here.  It's the radiation emitting from EACH of the phones 
(assuming it actually works) that is the issue.  The phones don't 
emit a directional signal, so it's irrelevant.  It's about the 
proximity that is of interest.

Evidently two phones are needed because the result from one emitting 
field isn't strong enough, and with two phones, creating a dual field 
it gives a bit more punch.  Maybe it takes 190 minutes with one mobile :)



>Am I taking you too seriously on this?
>
>On 2007/Jun/19, at 8:16 AM, Jan Whitaker wrote:
>>any linkers game to try it?
>>
>>>We need:
>>>One egg and 2 mobile phones.
>>>65 minutes to call from one phone to the other.
>>>
>>>Put egg in eggcup and place between the two phones.
>>>Initiate the call between the mobiles to last for 65 min's
>>>approximately.
>>>Nothing will happen on the first 15 minutes...
>>>After 25 minutes the egg starts warming up, after 45 mins;
>>>The egg is already hot; and after 65 min's the egg is cooked
>>>
>>>If the microwave radiation emitted by the mobiles is capable to
>>>modify
>>>the proteins in the egg. Imagine what it can do with the proteins
>>>in our
>>>brains when we talk through the mobiles.
>
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