Re: "Hypersensitivity to electricity"

[james.g.barnes@ATT.NET]

Bjorn,



Was there any discussion in the story as to how the 

judge was persuaded to permit all the unusual procedures 

(i.e., candles, no cell phones, etc.) to be introduced 

into the courtroom when none of the plaintiff's 

allegations had been proven.  Isn't the defense team 

just a little bit concerned about this prejudicing the 

jury?



As to the central allegation itself, assuming that the 

person IS hypersensitive to electrical fields (a fact 

that I will admit for sake of argument is possible); how 

does that translate into something that his employer is 

responsible for? Was there any discussion of that point 

in the coverage?



Jim Barnes

james.g.barnes@att.net

>  >Picture - A man claiming to be hypersensitive to electricity:

>  >http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/0011/09/el.html

> ---

> 

> >Since the source of the message if "Aftonbladet" (a badly reputated

> newspaper in Sweden - the name means "Evenings paper") you should know, what 

> kind of good scientific source this is!

> 

> 

> I think that it is quite obvious that the ref. isn't to something like 

> Science or Radiation Research. Franz' point is of course relevant in the 

> sense that Aftonbladet is one of the two worst sensational newspapers we 

> have in Sweden (Expressen is worse among the bad and truly downhill).

> 

> Besides that - the case did indeed get a lot of attention here.

> 

> The story actually has a version in English at:

> http://www.feb.se/NEWS/news199x-2000.html

> (scroll down about60 % on the page)

> 

> Regardless of what you think about Aftonbladet - it has a large impact on 

> people's minds although their selection of news can be discussed... 

> (Expressen and Aftonbladet only work with the dinosaur part of the brain - 

> emotions).

> 

> My personal opinions only,

> 

> Bjorn Cedervall   bcradsafers@hotmail.com

> 

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