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muriel_volestrangler Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Mon Sep-19-05 08:30 AM
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24. Use of it is optional
Just as you can have a landline, but let people leave voicemail when you don't want to be bothered picking it up, you can leave the phone behind when you don't want to use it. Your argument is rather like saying you don't have a car because you find sitting in one is so restrictive, compared to being able to stand up. The solution is only to use your car when you need to, rather than living in it.

And there aren't any 'radioactive' effects. I presume you're thinking about the possible effects of the electromagnetic waves - but that's not 'radioactivity'. It's worth understanding what the effect is before you let it influence your decision.
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