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To: MileHigh who wrote (39149)	8/31/1999 11:35:00 PM
From: Maurice Winn	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 152472

Has to be a mile high I guess! <How much higher in say 3 years?> Maybe sky high, along with Globalstar. I haven't worked it out. I think Tero's comments about which "model" is better, Nokia's or Qualcomm's misses the point. This is not about models. It is about people. It is about dreams and achievement. Mighty Q! seems to enjoy that model and do well with it. Go Brain Go! Mqurice PS: Michael P, yes, weird reading about Ericy being big in cdmaOne. Weird but good. See, even hagfish can be trained to do good things. Okay, maybe somebody's wife made some nasty comments in a stable or somewhere. But where are the 'misplaced' reins she was complaining about? Stolen? Where ARE the missing reins? This is more important than some nasty comments she made. Words are just vibrations in the air. Reins are real property with value. WHERE are the reins? I guess many of you know that the only person who noticed Godiva rode a horse, was an engineer, of course! And where is the horse for that matter. And why should a horse put up with having reins stuck around its face and get sat on against its will? Do these Jews and Swedes not understand that DNA is a living, infinitely variable Web with no borders, one 'species' to the other. Why should a horse be enslaved, ridden, whipped, held by the face and even eaten in Belgium? I thought slavery and cruelty went out a century ago. By selective breeding, we could create 'somebody' almost indistinguishable from a chimpanzee. Okay, we might need a bit of DNA cutting and pasting, but not much. There is no real boundary between individuals and any living thing from a DNA point of view. That's my theory anyway. Food for thought! I wonder what It will think?