Instead of banning wind turbines, maybe it's time to develop more advanced radar systems.

For some reason, I can't see this selling well.

@Antubis: The incredibly thin batteries would have to be flexible, as well.

I would be interested in seeing where they would put the power supply. Unless, of course, they can make incredibly thin batteries that will be able to supply enough power for a 19 inch e-paper display.

I can definitely see a major lawsuit on Zuckerberg's hands if he decides to go through with this. Apple has proven time and time again that it doesn't take crap from anyone, and in a legal battle between Facebook and Apple, my money would definitely be on the latter.

My problem is that I have no self-control. So when I buy a box of these, I'm gonna end up eating the ENTIRE thing at one sitting, thus removing all inhibitions and causing me to run naked throughout my suburb.

@docb: Nothing, good sir, is more important than Play-Doh.

@Arken: Nice find!

@ninja_togo: Or the interweb is wrong. Perhaps more studying is in order. I'll do some more research and get back with you about the results.

@Will Burns: That's disappointing to hear. It makes sense though, considering Youtube is owned by Google.

@ninja_togo: According to Seattle's Channel 5, only about 5 to 8 percent of soil's nitrogen oxide is produced by lightning. However, I only looked at a couple of sites on the subject, so take this claim with a grain of salt.

I'm rather interested in seeing how well voices will be translated via Google Voice. Let's hope it's not the nightmare Youtube's translation service is.

@TheOriginalEd: If Facebook gets into a lawsuit with Google, then my money would definitely be on Google.

@CaptainJack: If that's true, I'll have another reason to love Google forever.

It might be a good idea, if well-executed. The ONLY way this would work, IMHO, is if the entire phone body was aluminum, but it would still be bendable.

@FritzLaurel: Borg reference WIN!

@dave_t: Very yes.

Would there be any chance whatsoever of this being brought to the states?

I can see the police getting IP addresses from this site and tracing them to where the stoners are.

@Meh: IMHO, the network of lightening rods would be so large that it wouldn't be very cost-efficient.