The fundamental problem with SMTP electronic mail and unsolicited bulk
mail is that it is cheap for senders to make copies of and to transmit
messages, putting senders at an advantage with respect to recipients.
The SMTP mail architecture is confounded by this.

It is interesting to note that the SMTP electronic mail architecture
inherits this weakness from the postal mail architecture, and that were
copying and transmission as cheap for postal mail as they are for SMTP
electronic mail the postal mail system would also suffer from the very
same problem of unsolicited bulk mail.

(Indeed, it is worth noting that when computer telecommunications are used
to distribute the cost of generating and transmitting postal mail across
large numbers of senders, effectively reducing the costs to the same
levels as with SMTP electronic mail, this very problem is readily
demonstrableAbout Dr. Lee

Dr. Lee was born and raised in Southern California. He graduated from the University of California at Berkeley where he majored in Molecular & Cell Biology and minored in Business Administration. He obtained his medical degree from the Albany Medical College in New York.

Pursuing warmer climates, Dr. Lee completed an extensive General Surgery residency at the University of South Florida College Of Medicine in Tampa, Florida. There, he underwent cutting-edge training in surgical oncology at the world-renown Moffitt Cancer Center, dealing with skin and breast malignancies as well as gastrointestinal disorders. During this general surgical training period, he spent 5 + years taking care of critically ill patients both as a trauma surgeon and surgical critical care intensivist.

His creative nature, however, directed him towards a career