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To: ahhaha who wrote (82)	11/16/1998 7:19:00 PM
From: ahhaha	Respond to of 626

I didn't mention that using a beam splitter to off load the 4D stack at any local point along the carrier at ridiculously low prices practically relegates the router to the garbage heap. You can junk all routers for splitters and down converters at 1/10 of the cost at least and substantially lower maintenance to maybe no maintenance. Anyone want to claim that routers are maintenance free? I get a special laugh at those companies developing a problem free implementation of DWDMIP, the colorful dirty Pure solution. Almost good enough for data only. Data only! That is practically a reversal of the movement to broadband. It is as though they are going to upgrade to telephone but will use the wires to tap out Morse Code only. Isn't anyone going to challenge the 4D characterization, 2 of space and 2 of time? That seems to be at the heart of the matter. How can there be two dimensions of time? Sounds like gibberish. Kosinski's Bessel function characterization of the super Warp Drive bubble formation. I keep getting this image of a busboy with a stack of plates hustling to the kitchen and in contrast, the Waitress Dish Mover who carries one at a time to the customer, but who never carries one back. That's why you have all those waitresses and only one busboy.