Short Communication | DOI: https://doi.org/10.31579/2639-4162/031
1 BScE, DULE, 23 Park Ave. Saint John, NB, E2J 1R2, Canada.
*Corresponding Author: Paul T E Cusack, BScE, DULE, 23 Park Ave. Saint John, NB, E2J 1R2, Canada.
Citation: Paul T E Cusack (2020) Possible Connection between High-Voltage Power Lines & Cancer.General medicine and Clinical Practice. 3(3) DOI: 10.31579/2639-4162/031
Copyright: © 2020. Paul T E Cusack This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited.
Received: 17 August 2020 | Accepted: 25 September 2020 | Published: 30 September 2020
Keywords: high voltage power line; cancer; hydrogen peroxide; at math; mind; soul; inductor
We have heard for years that there may be a connection between high voltage lines and cancer. Since my previous paper on Hydrogen Peroxide as a carcinogen, coupled with my equations of the mind, soul, and consciousness, I purpose a mathematical connection between Power lines and cancer. There should be safe distance to keep the magnetic field produced by the lines and the mind.
The brain has a ongoing “movie” of images and language in the imagination. The imagination is an electro-magnetic field produced by the mind which is an inductor (L=2 Henries). We have seen from a previous paper that the voltage across this inductor =V=22.3 and the current through it is i=1/c².
The equation of the mind is:
Soul Energy=Energy -Mind
=1/8-1./9=1/720=138.888
The basic electrical equation is V=iR
223=(1/c²)R
R=2.007~2=L
P=i²R
=(1/c²)2
=246.7~247
Now consider the power lines. They operate at a voltage of 345,000 Volts
P=V ×A
247=345,000A
A=715.9
~716
P=i²R
247=716²R
R=481.2~481
V=iR
=716(481)
=3446
Eq of the mind/ Power=138.888/246.4=406=1/246.3
=1/P
Eq. of the Mind/P=1/P
Eq of the Mind =1
V=3446
Vof the Circuit of the mind
=5444-3446=1998~2+L
Now consider that Hydrogen Peroxide causes cancer as established by a previous paper of mine. How does H2O2 figure into the mind equation?
H=2x 1.008=201.6
O2= 2 x 15.999=31.998
Σ=23.35 gm/mol x 6.023 moles=140.69 gm =Mass M
E=(1-Ln t)7
=(1-Ln 140.69)7
=724.6
1/E=t=0.000001308
t=KE=1/2Mv²
=(1/2(140.69)(1/√2)²
=35.225
1308 x 35.225=1/217=t²
t=214.7
E=(1-Ln 214.7)7
=304~305
1308/35.225=371.3
=1/267
=1/Π Senses
=Cusack’s 9 th Equation of consciousness from a previous paper.
TE=PE+KE+SE
ΔE=E-M
1=(1-Ln 720)-PE/c²
753-PE/c²=1
PE=247c²
=222
E=(1-Ln t)7
(1-0.720)7
=752.7
t=KE=1/2 Mv²
=1/2(752.7)(1/√2)²
=188.175
TE=222+188.2+138.888
=327
=1/305=1/t=E
Now the Mind=L=2
Mind=ΔE=1
SE=(1/8-1/9)=138.8
138.8 /2=69.4~70=mV =Resting Voltage
1/69.4=1441~1/0.693~1/7=Ln 2=Ln L
138.8/2=Ln 2
E=138.8
t=1/138.8=720=1/Mind
E =Mind=1.38.88
SE=t²-t-1
=720²-720-1
=517.7
So, E=Mind=138.888
SE=517.7
1388/517.7=268~Π Senses/ Σ Senses= 267 Cusack’s 9th Eq. of Consciousness
t=KE=1/2Mv²
=1/2(752.7)(1/2)
188.175
188.175 x c²=1693
188.175=Ec=Mc4
Mass of H2O2=140.9
140./9(81)
=113.985
But V=iR
=(4/3)(856)
=113.3 Cf. 113.9
Take the inductor
L=2 V=113.3
V=iR
113.3=i(2)
i=5665
=1/176.5~1/177=1/Power
P=i²R
i=1/(i²R)
i³R=1=Mind
(715.9)³(0.856)=3.141~π
Sight =1/π
Hearing =π
The senses pf hearing and sight are dependent upon Pi. This leaves us off where we began.
Conclusion
We see that H2O2 which causes cancer is developed from the high voltage lines.
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