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Pastimes : The New Qualcomm - write what you like thread.
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To: foundation who wrote (4154)2/7/2002 8:37:59 PM
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"Mobile phone emissions increase worm fertility"

I'm surprised no one has suggested this was because those worms that had cell phones were more "connected." They had more potential partners than those that were deprived. And possibly, they might be seen as more desirable by some of those potential mates. It isn't at all surprising they had more offspring. Scientists can be so dumb!
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