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i once read an article(i dont know where though) that electronics keep a certain amount of oxygen from getting to the brain. such electronics include anything that plugs in such as your alarm clock, tvs, refridgerators, computers etc. they even do that when they are not plugged in. it also mentioned that plants give more oxygen to your brain. so i dont know if that is what you mean by technology but i .
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