According to the German news magazine "Der Spiegel," the trick is a hot plate under the table.
Snopes also reports that it is fake: http://www.snopes.com/science/cookegg.asp
very nice video editing trick! in the very last one you can see the popcorn popping in a different place than where the kernals are sitting. good try though.
This is probably fake. But actually, cell phones are extremely bad for your brain. That is not conspiracy paranoia, but simply a little known fact. Read up on it,
Especially:
Always use a headset.
Never have it in your pocket close to your reproductive organs since they are extra sensitive.
Never have your phone turned on, next to your bed, when you sleep.
Keep the phone away from you body or head when it is dialing up making a connection, that is when it will always go full blast.
When mi Sony Ericsson fails an atepmt to make a call and does an automatic redial a message appears on screen saying to keep away from your head ofr signal will be very strong until the attepmt is succesful.
Fake. I had used a cell fone since b4 it was papular to dew sew and my brian is fine. Your all skared of a big phat liers! Their is nuthing a cell phone can dew to hirt you.
This is fake, it's using a hotplate underneath the table. BUT. Would you use a microwave oven without a door? Did you know the wiresless runs within the same frequency range as a microwave oven? I'd rather worry about that!
giggle, they once did a test and you couldn't cook an egg with a hundred cellphones... and that cellphones being "extremely bad" for your brain is a "little known fact" is poppycock, studies on human brains were inconclusive, or no causation could be concluded... it is bad for ganglia in worms though...
How can this be a hot plate and yet be timed so well with the cell phone ringing and the pop? For that matter, I can't see how enough heat would transfer through the table without it burning! And video editing tricks? Hardly! "you can see the popcorn popping in a different place than where the kernals are sitting." Yeah... it's POPPING CORN that moves quite fast once popped! Personally, I'm fed up with cell phone users especially you moronic cell phone DRIVERS!! SHUT UP AND DRIVE FOR F#$% SAKES!
You guys actually posted this video? And with a *hope* that it's fake? Wow. This is just as bad as the time you posted the Pres. Bush video stating that he has broken copyright laws because he had the Beatles on his ipod. Seriously...
A friend emailed that to me this morning. My response: The peak output from a digital cell phone's antenna is about 0.3W. I used to use a [i]3W[/i] bag-phone when I was doing remote field work (those old style Motorola's where you had a handset that went to the base in a little satchel that you could carry around and plugged into your ligter plug). If this was even remotely real I'd have burns on my arms and legs from come into close contact with it from time to time.
Plus compare 4 * 0.3W to 700W+ in a microwave oven, which is using a frequency optimized for transfering the energy into the water in the kernels (what makes popcorn pop) and this is popping the corn faster than I'd get in a microwave?
Fake: I looked up on the different phones user's manual, and DID NOT find any cooking device. Don't u think the manufacturers would advertize BEFORE launching such a great and usefull new device, huh???
But watch out for next gen Nokia: still unconfirmed, but I heard there'll be a little fan behind the ear speaker hole. You dig? A hair dryer!!
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Fake
According to the German news magazine "Der Spiegel," the trick is a hot plate under the table.
Snopes also reports that it is fake:
http://www.snopes.com/science/cookegg.asp
Yeah it's an old myth that's
Yeah it's an old myth that's been debunked countless times... any minute now they'll resurrect the old cancer myth too (just in case... http://www.livescience.com/health/061212_bad_phones.html)
fake, nice try
very nice video editing trick! in the very last one you can see the popcorn popping in a different place than where the kernals are sitting. good try though.
This is probably fake. But
This is probably fake. But actually, cell phones are extremely bad for your brain. That is not conspiracy paranoia, but simply a little known fact. Read up on it,
Especially:
Always use a headset.
Never have it in your pocket close to your reproductive organs since they are extra sensitive.
Never have your phone turned on, next to your bed, when you sleep.
Keep the phone away from you body or head when it is dialing up making a connection, that is when it will always go full blast.
to Macstart
Care to give proof of those allegations?
When mi Sony Ericsson fails
When mi Sony Ericsson fails an atepmt to make a call and does an automatic redial a message appears on screen saying to keep away from your head ofr signal will be very strong until the attepmt is succesful.
Fake. I had used a cell fone
Fake. I had used a cell fone since b4 it was papular to dew sew and my brian is fine. Your all skared of a big phat liers! Their is nuthing a cell phone can dew to hirt you.
Erm, yeah. Maybe the cell
Erm, yeah.
Maybe the cell phone didn't fry your brain completely but it frakked your ability to spell quite nicely.
xo
...and they fried your
...and they fried your ability to detect humour. Yearsh.
Microwaves
This is fake, it's using a hotplate underneath the table. BUT. Would you use a microwave oven without a door? Did you know the wiresless runs within the same frequency range as a microwave oven? I'd rather worry about that!
Wow...You are right. After
Wow...You are right. After reading that I am totally convinced that cell phones do not mess with your brain. *sarcasm*
giggle, they once did a test
giggle, they once did a test and you couldn't cook an egg with a hundred cellphones... and that cellphones being "extremely bad" for your brain is a "little known fact" is poppycock, studies on human brains were inconclusive, or no causation could be concluded... it is bad for ganglia in worms though...
yes
yes, this is fake. it was produced by Bluetooth headset company Cardo.
http://www.cardosystems.com/pop/
read the small DISCLAIMER section on the left.
Hmmm... this just proves to
Hmmm... this just proves to me that a lot of people seem to carry more than one phone.
Dopey
My observation is that the people doing the most cellphone talking have the lowest I.Q. anyway!
You got it wrong, you mean
You got it wrong, you mean "that the people doing the most cellphone RESEARCH have the lowest I.Q. anyway!"
maybe it grills the brain a
maybe it grills the brain a little. frying is a little extreme, otherwise we would have had a lot of outcry by now.
fake Popcorn - Cell phones
THAT is viral advertising !
www.cardosystems.com/pop
Cranial Warming...what a
Cranial Warming...what a concept!
Wonder Twin powers activate!
Wonder Twin powers activate!
hot plate?
How can this be a hot plate and yet be timed so well with the cell phone ringing and the pop? For that matter, I can't see how enough heat would transfer through the table without it burning! And video editing tricks? Hardly! "you can see the popcorn popping in a different place than where the kernals are sitting." Yeah... it's POPPING CORN that moves quite fast once popped! Personally, I'm fed up with cell phone users especially you moronic cell phone DRIVERS!! SHUT UP AND DRIVE FOR F#$% SAKES!
You guys actually posted this
You guys actually posted this video? And with a *hope* that it's fake? Wow. This is just as bad as the time you posted the Pres. Bush video stating that he has broken copyright laws because he had the Beatles on his ipod. Seriously...
Cell phones cook your brains video is a FAKE!!
This video is fake. This popcorn trick does not work.
Has anyone of you nay sayers
Has anyone of you nay sayers actually tried it?
A friend emailed that to me
A friend emailed that to me this morning. My response: The peak output from a digital cell phone's antenna is about 0.3W. I used to use a [i]3W[/i] bag-phone when I was doing remote field work (those old style Motorola's where you had a handset that went to the base in a little satchel that you could carry around and plugged into your ligter plug). If this was even remotely real I'd have burns on my arms and legs from come into close contact with it from time to time.
Plus compare 4 * 0.3W to 700W+ in a microwave oven, which is using a frequency optimized for transfering the energy into the water in the kernels (what makes popcorn pop) and this is popping the corn faster than I'd get in a microwave?
Yeah.
fake, as a cameraman I can
fake, as a cameraman I can tell you that that was either filmed by the same person or the person recording was directed by the same person.
persons recording*
persons recording*
Fake: I looked up on the
Fake: I looked up on the different phones user's manual, and DID NOT find any cooking device. Don't u think the manufacturers would advertize BEFORE launching such a great and usefull new device, huh???
But watch out for next gen Nokia: still unconfirmed, but I heard there'll be a little fan behind the ear speaker hole. You dig? A hair dryer!!