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"Imagine a world identical to our own with one exception everyone is deaf..." How would you relate to someone who could tell when thunderstorms were approaching, who couldn't sleep because the boys were riding their motorcycles around all night? Life in modern society from the point of view of people sensitive to electromagnetic radiation.

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The author has lived 38 years in Japan. She has also spent time in Siberia, where she led ecotours for Friends of the Earth Japan. She is fluent in Japanese and Russian, and also speaks Indonesian, Thai and Spanish. She loves nature and is an (more...)

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