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Zipse: “Using voltage as the criteria for determining electrical safety is
deliberately deceptive, deceiving and misleading.”*
Professor Dalziel in 1946 stated, "Perhaps the most serious misconception
concerns the effects of voltage versus the effects of current. Current and
not voltage is the proper criterion of shock intensity.”*
“The lack of information about or awareness of proper testing design and
applying the correct instrumentation has led to disastrous results of lasting
consequences. …This lack of understanding has delayed correcting the
electrical harm being forced on humans resulting in electrical shocks and
electrocutions





