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I'm going to start by asking you a question.

What is faster?

A carrier pigeon or Wi-Fi?

Just think about it.

I mean, which one would be faster?

I'm going to give you the answer in just a few minutes, and no cheating.

I can see it in your eyes if you're looking this up on Google.

But let me give you a few hints. Wi-Fi, depending on the signal strength, can transmit data at the speed of light at about 187,000 miles per second.

Now, we've got carrier pigeons.

They're like ancient Wi-Fi, right?

They hit an average of 40 miles per hour.

They can race up to 400 miles.

In ancient Greece, a little fun fact for you,

pigeons were actually used to spread the news the Olympics. 600 also served in France during World War

1. So what's faster? Pigeons or Wi-Fi? Make your best guess. And if you're watching the Kim

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