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| | Edison's 1914 Anti-Cigarette Letter, in High School Education 1894 Context |
 | | In 1914, that was a fact already then known for over three centuries!! |
| | Smoker brain damage includes abulia (impaired will power, ethical controls, and impulse control) and acalculia (impaired arithmetical ability). |
| | Educated people back then could still understand that off-the-job conduct such as smoking both set a bad moral example and led to adverse on-job impacts, including lower efficiency and productivity, more sickness, higher accident rate, increased dangerousness to self and co-workers, higher costs. |
| medicolegal.tripod.com /edison1914.htm (11622 words) |
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