Computer bookstores in GTA

[Zbigniew Koziol]

pking123-rieW9WUcm8FFJ04o6PK0Fg at public.gmane.org wrote:
 > [...]
> To be fair, paper probably contains less than 1% radioactive carbon 
> which will probably emit the odd alpha or beta particle which is 
> 0.0000000000001% likely to cause leukemia or skin cancer. :-)

A good point.

Unfortunately, we do not really know how harmfull is using computers, 
especially for people like most of us on this list. Simply, there is no 
data on that, as far as I am aware of. But I have no doubts that sitting 
behind the monitor almost all the time is probably like to be exposed to 
X-rays at least a few times during the year. These using laptops are 
more lucky. Not mentioning demage that computer usage does to our 
psychic and interpersonal relations with these who do not care much 
about computers or the Internet...

zb.

P.s.: I am reading a lot of books but when going to my work, on subway 
or busses. These though are not technical books ;) When I am at home, I 
use the Internet only. rense.com (funny? - no!). Even Google News 
section (silly). rense.com is a good starting point for finding out 
other outstanding sources of alternative, non-corporately controlled 
information. Though they are a bit too leftist as for me, while I am 
looking for the truth.

> Paul King
> 
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