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How does wifi work so well in places with so many obstructions?
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Anonymous
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the spirits that carry the wifi to your devices can travel through surfaces
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Anonymous
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>>109255620
Matter is 99% space. Learn Quantum Physics.
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Anonymous
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Define 'work so well'. Because it really does not when it's obstructed, especially by certain materials. Depending on how you see it (fortunately/unfortunately), Euro houses aren't made out of cardboard and every wall essentially blocks most of the signal.
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