Magnet Effects on Phone

Does magnet have any effect on cellphones?

According to a source (an old friend doing E.E. research actually) which I found very reliable, if the magnet is powerful, then yes, some metal parts inside might be magnetized and this might alter the performance. Maybe the speaker or mic would malfunction or they might work better. But then again, since the magnetic field is not changing, no current will be induced, and for a nicely shielded circuitry inside the phone, a relatively small magnet would unlikely have any real effect on it. In fact, minuscule magnets are already part of speakers and mics, right?

What do you think? Any scientific/engineering proof or calculation?

Rewind, Play, and Fast Forward Your Life

It is always impossible to tell the level of impact you have on others. One smile. The moment you help someone. The moment you deny someone. The results you never planned. The outcome you never meant. Things you do or say now may have their way of coming around again after a year, 2 years, or 10 years later. Who knows?

Have you ever wished that you could go back a couple of years and re-live every thing again? Just to improve things around? But then the results would either remain the same or turn entirely bizarre that you wish you hadn’t go back in the first place?

You can never go back in the first place anyway. That’s the rule. While you’re making your way through, pick up as many lessons as you can and learn from others mistakes as well. Then look ahead. As far as you can and as deep as you can. Imagine if you are about to do something now, is there anything that you would’ve done differently so that in the future you will not have the desire to go back again?

Even better, is there anything that you would’ve done differently today if you know that you are going to die tomorrow?

It is a super simulation come to think of it. By our own Creator. We are all being tried, given the circumstance and options at hand. We cannot deny or run away or hide. There is only one way and there is no other way but to deal with it.

As for me, I have made countless mistakes in the past. And I can’t emphasize enough how sorry I am for all those. But I have also learned that being apologetically sorry don’t cut it. We all have to reduce the same error we are doing now to zero and start making up for it. The first step in the right direction is to acknowledge the errors and begin mitigating. Another first step in the right direction is also this – we have to acknowledge the fact that we actually do make mistakes and sometimes, if not most of the time, we are totally oblivious to it.

Step back and think again. You might not be able to change the past, but you have the power to change what you are doing now. Stop what you think is hurting people. Stop what you think is harmful for your own self (working on it). Stop what you think is pushing other people away (ongoing). Stop what you think is hurting your loved ones.

Take care and good bye now. Not sure if we’d see each other again, but do say hi if you bump into me tomorrow. I don’t bite.