The other suspicious quality of the article is they appeal to your emotions
by pointing out it was found in a computer in a childrens science museum.
However, they don't point out the children were perfectly safe as usually
in a science exhibit the computer itself would be protected well away from
prying hands and the children at the most only had access to the keyboard
and the mouse.
At 10:08 AM 6/7/04, you wrote:
My take on this is that dust when it settles in a computer or on a monitor, is
absorbing the chemicals. Then if you stir it up, it can be airborne and get
breathed in. I see no way those chemiacls could form a dust on their own.
Marshall
David Bearrow wrote:
> I agree, it does not make sense. In fact I have trouble keeping dust OUT of
> my computer. It acts like a vacuum cleaner. The fans suck air in. I have to
> vacuum the dust out about 3 times a year.
>
> At 10:57 AM 6/6/04, you wrote:
> >My intuitive BS meters are flickering. Nothing rational, but it just does
> >not seem right. Look inside an old computer. It is covered with a
film of
> >dust, and sometimes grease from cooking. How does the alleged toxic dust
> >get out of the computer? Perhaps during its very initial use. Why can't
> >the stuff be blown out with a bit of compressed air after construction? I
> >can see fiberglass outgassing, and some of the insulation components, too,
> >but you probably get a much more massive dose from walking into a
Wal-Mart.
>
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