Challenge: if you could go back in time and plant seven RFI tags on seven individual human beings, which would then be tracked by time-shifted satellites, who would you track and why?
Jimmy Hoffa, I just want to know where that fella landed. My friend Danielle from childhood just be neat to see who she turned out to be. I guess I don’t need 7 just the two, my curiosity is limited due to the Monday blues.
Besides scriptual/historical personages, all the explorers have a special draw for me.
Put me down for the first person to travel the furthest (on this globe) and my Parents.
I award this Best Question of the Year status.
“I award this Best Question of the Year status.”
It’s early in the year, but yes. :-)
I searched Google and “RFI” didn’t turn up anything like what I think you meant… though RFID did. I’ll assume you’re referring to radio frequency identification.
1. Wil C. Fry (I’ll be darned if I can remember where he was so much of the time.)
2. One of those Chinese guys who got to America before the Europeans (see Gavin Menzies’ “1421”)
3-7. Probably as boring as anyone else’s answers. ;-)
For the record, one of my pet peeves is unnecessary abbreviations using two letters to represent one word. In addition to ID for IDentification, I dislike TV for TeleVision, and OST for Original SoundTrack.
Jimmy Hoffa, I just want to know where that fella landed. My friend Danielle from childhood just be neat to see who she turned out to be. I guess I don’t need 7 just the two, my curiosity is limited due to the Monday blues.
Besides scriptual/historical personages, all the explorers have a special draw for me.
Put me down for the first person to travel the furthest (on this globe) and my Parents.
I award this Best Question of the Year status.
“I award this Best Question of the Year status.”
It’s early in the year, but yes. :-)
I searched Google and “RFI” didn’t turn up anything like what I think you meant… though RFID did. I’ll assume you’re referring to radio frequency identification.
1. Wil C. Fry (I’ll be darned if I can remember where he was so much of the time.)
2. One of those Chinese guys who got to America before the Europeans (see Gavin Menzies’ “1421”)
3-7. Probably as boring as anyone else’s answers. ;-)
For the record, one of my pet peeves is unnecessary abbreviations using two letters to represent one word. In addition to ID for IDentification, I dislike TV for TeleVision, and OST for Original SoundTrack.