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Do mobile phone towers make people more likely to procreate? Could it be possible that mobile phone radiation somehow aids fertilisation, or maybe there's just something romantic about a mobile phone transmitter mast protruding from the landscape?
These questions are our natural response to learning that variation in the number of mobile phone masts across the country (UK) exactly matches variation in the number of live births. For every extra mobile phone mast in an area, there are 17.6 more babies born above the national average.
Originally posted by Montana
reply to post by Zaphod
For your information, I DID read the article, what does that have to do with my posts? I didn't find much credence in the science here, what little we were given. If you want to treat it seriously, feel free. I won't stop you, and I won't make snide remarks about how gullible the posts are.
Peace,
Montana
Originally posted by Zaphod
You really don't get that this was an intentionally fake news article released to show how people will jump onto anything (as you did in your response)?
Originally posted by The Revenant
Originally posted by Zaphod
You really don't get that this was an intentionally fake news article released to show how people will jump onto anything (as you did in your response)?
Not being funny, but you're trolling.
This isn't a FAKE news article. Get a grip.
The Revenant.