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On iPods and being struck by lightning…

Started by Allan · 9 months ago

I just arrived in our department from a VoIP appreciation seminar in the Advanced Science and Technology Institute (ASTI). Sir Paul, our secretary said that Dr. Toby Dayrit (the Dean) is looking for some faculty in the ECCE department to explain the relationship of the probability of bein ... Continue reading »

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Ealden Escañan
1 year ago

Naks naman sikat! :D

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hip2b2
1 year ago

Wow. Showbiz! But seriously the probability of getting electrocuted with or without an ipod when hit by lightning will have the same effect. Of course, the electro-magnetic field created by ipod should not be much... more chances of emitting a stronger field with a cellphone right?

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thea
1 year ago

astig!

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Allan Espinosa
1 year ago

Yes, I highly agree William since iPods only transmit up to 20kHz stereo sound signals and they don't have transmitters.

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chloe
1 year ago

wow, i got worried. kasi naman rain or shine (or kahit nga natutulog), naka-ipod pa rin ako hehehe. yiheee si allan, nasa tv..:p

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