Book · 2020 · Health & Fitness
The Invisible Rainbow
A History of Electricity and Life
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Um, uh, the invisible rainbow was a good research, a good book by a doctor that I could at least go, okay, that's, you know, even starting the look at the history of of just electricity.
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The Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Firstenberg is a historical and scientific investigation that traces the history of electricity and argues that modern electromagnetic fields pose significant risks to human health and the environment. On an episode of The Rich Roll Podcast titled From The Vault: Darin Olien On Fatal Conveniences, published on June 5, 2025, Darin Olien referenced the book during a discussion about his research into electromagnetic fields and electricity. Olien described the publication as a good research book written by a doctor, explaining that it provided a useful starting point for him to examine the historical development and implementation of electricity. While discussing his investigations into potential environmental hazards and modern conveniences, Olien cited the text as a helpful resource for exploring the background of electrical technology and its broader implications, contributing to a wider conversation about technological progress, human health, and the unseen consequences of modern infrastructure.
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Darin Olien Um, uh, the invisible rainbow was a good research, a good book by a doctor that I could at least go, okay,… 1
“Um, uh, the invisible rainbow was a good research, a good book by a doctor that I could at least go, okay, that's, you know, even starting the look at the history of of just electricity.”
