Ok Butch.
Lets take a test.
Go to your office and your home and unplug all your landlines and turn
off all the cell phones for 1 week and lets see what happens.
George
Butch Evans wrote:
On Wed, 9 Nov 2005, George wrote:
The phone absolutely has saved lives.
And people surely died that didn't get to one fast enough or could
find one.
I think you are missing the point, George. In the right situation,
you could save a life with a roll of scotch tape. That does not
mean that scotch tape is a life saving invention. Well perhaps it
does mean that, but that would not make it a "necessity of life".
The internet on the other hand, I don't have to remind you that Mac
and those hero wisp workers who bailed out people all across the
gulf with voip and net sure proved that the net is more than a
luxury.
The communications support provided by Mac and those who assisted
him is not really comparable to any "normal" situation.
As for tv, ok.
I'd have to agree 100% here. :-)
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