In many ways, it does know more than the parent, and is closer to what's innovative, but maybe hasn't figured out how to hone that energy yet
Without commenting on the validity of the analogy, I for one found that as I get older I increasingly realize my parents were usually right.
Antoine St. Exupery's "The Little Prince" has a few things to say about this topic.
This is IDIOTIC. How can any reasonable person possibly buy this argument.
A reasonable politician will buy this argument for the price of a campaign contribution. Wait and see!
Still, there are reports of people hearing AM radio through their dental work, and the concept isn't really that absurd: If the radio signal causes resonance of the filling, the audio component of the signal, the modulation, *could* be transferred from the filling, through the jawbone, to the ear canal. Something similar could be happening to this individual, where any amplitude modulated portion of the signal could be affecting his inner ear, which might explain the dizziness and headaches.
Perhaps it is the 404 error that is giving him the headaches. If he could find someway to put in the correct WEP password...
The problem with this claim is that WiFi uses the 2.4 gigahertz frequency spectrum along with Bluetooth phones, cordless home phones, and just about any other consumer wireless device. If he really had an 'allergy' like that, he wouldn't have been able to leave his house for the past 15 years.
Many people develop allergies later in life. I, myself, have just recently developed a form of hay fever at the age of 40. Who's to say his EMF allergy isn't recently formed?
Do you guys know what you're doing, or are you just hacking?
