america is getting cut out of the internet

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MagicManICT
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Re: america is getting cut out of the internet

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shubla wrote:Yeah and trains dont work because they wiggle too much and thus destroy your brains. Or thats what they said when trains were a new thing.
Well, according to some, use of a cell phone causes cancer and sterility. Who's to say what's correct other than hard science? And it is worth noting that a jostling train could destroy your brains. Certain conditions would have to be met, of course, and probably some lengthy time frame. (But would it actually happen to someone? If it was probable, it probably would have by now.)
iamahh wrote:from sliced bread to sliced internet, downhill mode confirmed
Sliced bread is a great thing... sliced internet? questionable. After all the Internet was the greatest inventions since sliced bread. ;)
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think I made it to the third page before my tl;dr mechanisms kicked in.

not saying any names, but some of you have really strong opinions about another person, where you really shouldn't. But that's just my opinion.
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shubla wrote: Yeah and trains dont work because they wiggle too much and thus destroy your brains. Or thats what they said when trains were a new thing.
How quick you are to mistake "inflicts harm by existing" and "can be used to inflict harm"
If a bad human being sincerely thought they could rig a train to wobble in such a way that the riders were irreversibly damaged.. they would. Thankfully, the effort and logistics required for that turned out to be unreasonable. But: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_t ... ay_systems

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