The fire storm of cell phone adoption isn't aware of the challenges it poses for those sensitive to microwaves propagated everywhere?
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> Melissa!
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> This failure in California must leave you somewhat disheartened. However, please prepare yourself for the winds of change. The cell phone croud is as fickle as they come. The mistake is to try to halt something while they are united in the forward flow of their overwelming addiction to coomunication and entertainment neglecting their kids and babies. They cannot stop themselves. They are disconnected from reality. Read Anne Schaef on 'Society is an Addict', or any other of her books.
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> What we are witnessing is a social addiction process in full swing. It has no morality, no conscience and nothing about it is logical nor consistent other than it is a forceful feeding frenzy where anything goes. Stay back way from danger operating remotely when and where you can. Watch, observe and learn, but don't get trapped in a mob feast.
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> The addiction will soon molt and quickly start to feed on something else, however, in time I suspect there will be a collapse and an extremely, extremely, painful process of correction. Just avoid that stage by finding a safe place to survive.
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> As Don says, it's all about being entertained? He's right. There's no justice is the cell mast deployment. It's bad economics and bad technology, but availability rules the day, and prior investments have made a second rate technology available. However, it will be abandoned, and you can engineer that process by timing the promotion of clear and safer alternatives as these become available. They will need publicity and support.
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> We are not on earth for entertainment.
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> The mistakes of the past need to be attacked with as much vigor as the opportunities of the future. Correcting the errors has to be top priority. Errors don't correct themselves, so there 's loads of purpose and incentive despite the discomfort.
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> We are researching mistakes made almost 40 years ago so there is a hell of a lot of resistence to a major change in course.
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> I am reminded that it took 450 years to get rid of the Romans from early Britain but eventually the local people, what was left of them, were given an opportunity for reconstruction from the bottom up. They chose elimination and then peace and quiet!
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> Welcome to my world of swimming against the stream and your world of flying into the wind. If nothing else, it occasionally gives one lift or float, and as a pilot you know how important that can be!
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> The silent waves that affect you will be replaced sooner if we contribute to the discovery of safe alternatives highlighting the costs of poor technology choices. In that, the internet tchnology can be used as with the Avaaz group. Why not work with them? Otherwise find a place for the tadpoles and frogs to hide. They really do need our help.
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> Arthur
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> On 22 Aug 2012, at 12:47 PM, Melissa
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>> http://stopsmartmeters.org/2012/08/14/california-coastal-commission-votes-unanimously-to-approve-big-basin-state-park-verizon-cell-sites/
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