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1 author picked We Are Electric as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?

I loved Sally Adee’s journalistic approach to a scientific topic that has been ignored by biologists for too long. She has a relaxed voice that allows her to personalize the question of why physicists, medics, and biologists are not communicating sufficiently about our electrical properties.

It's a wonderful joining up of scientific reluctance with the bloody obvious.

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