AI summary & topic connections

Recommends two books and asks about genital-cancer trends in relation to laptop use, plus smart-meter exposure near cribs and home workspaces.

  • Research & federal duties: “What does the data say”
  • Cancer & tumors: “genital cancer”
  • Smart meters: “smart meter”
  • Children & vulnerable groups: “infant's crib”
  • Power lines, wiring & solar: “Dirty Electricity”

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1) The Invisible Rainbow: A History of Electricity and Life by Arthur Firstenberg 2) Dirty Electricity. Electrification and the diseases of civilization by Samuel Milham, MD MPH. March 2010 Look up the terminology and warnings for LapTop. Was it designed for the lap? Or maybe it was just a cute name but really needed a wooden table top between the instrument and the body. How common is genital cancer from extensive (daily) use of computer work slates. What does the data say about genital cancer before the common era of computers for the lap? Another area of exposure is the smart meter. Has thought ever been given to what is on the other side of the wall that supports the utility meter? Would there be any concern if an infant's crib was adjacent to the meter? A homeowner could have their study directly inside with no barrier from the smart meter installation other than window glass, dry wall, framing. and sheetrock. A human being is on the other side of the wall sitting at his desk working daily for hours on his concerns. The smart meter was not on his radar. But we all have heard the drill...correlation is not causation.