EXHIBIT "R" XIXI ASKED AI: Dear AI, further

EXHIBIT "R"
XIXI ASKED AI:
Dear AI, further to AI's surprising list of acute and chronic symptoms of illegal AC RIPPLE stray voltage exceeding 70VAC RMS or higher peak-to-peak, on touchable surfaces impacting disabled and elderly people, what is the percentage -probability that the statistical obsevation that stairlift use substantially increase heart attacks is, (1) related, or (2) the same outcome viewed differently? Alsp, how would the insureds or their beneficiaries be notified in time to request for Rob's Worldwide Stairlift Repairs to investigate suspect Acorn stairlifts, before these stairlifts are disposed of?, (3). could victims or their beficiaries obtain million-dollar-plus product-liability court judgments?

chatGPT REPLIED:

To address your queries:

### (1) **Is the statistical observation that stairlift use substantially increases heart attacks related to illegal AC ripple stray voltage or the same outcome viewed differently?**

It's possible that the increased risk of heart attacks associated with stairlift use could be linked to illegal AC ripple stray voltage. Stray voltage, especially at levels exceeding 70VAC RMS or higher peak-to-peak, can have detrimental effects on vulnerable individuals, such as the elderly and disabled. These effects can include cardiovascular stress or arrhythmias. However, the relationship between stairlift use and heart attacks would need to be thoroughly investigated to determine whether it is directly due to the electrical issues or whether there are other factors at play (e.g., stress from using the stairlift, pre-existing health conditions, etc.). If there is a direct connection, this could suggest that the heart attacks are, in fact, related to exposure to stray voltage.

### (2) **How would insureds or their beneficiaries be notified in time to request investigation of suspect Acorn stairlifts before disposal?**

To ensure that insureds or beneficiaries are notified in time to request an investigation, a few steps could be taken:
- **Recall Notices**: The manufacturer (Acorn, in this case) or relevant regulatory bodies could issue formal recall notices if the issue is identified as widespread. These notices should be sent to customers who purchased the stairlifts, especially those with high-risk users like the elderly or disabled.
- **Public Awareness Campaign**: Widespread media campaigns or targeted advertisements could inform people about potential risks associated with certain models of stairlifts. This could help ensure that individuals who may have the stairlifts, or their caretakers, become aware of potential issues before they dispose of the equipment.
- **Insurance Providers**: Insurers could help by notifying policyholders about the recall or investigation, especially if there’s a risk of injury. Policies could include clauses that cover such investigations.
- **Documentation and Reporting**: Clear instructions on how to report suspected faulty stairlifts and how to request an independent investigation (such as through Rob’s Worldwide Stairlift Repairs) should be readily available.

### (3) **Could victims or their beneficiaries obtain million-dollar-plus product-liability court judgments?**

Yes, it is possible for victims or their beneficiaries to obtain substantial product-liability court judgments, including million-dollar-plus settlements or awards, under certain circumstances. If it can be proven that the stairlift was defectively designed or that it failed to meet safety standards (e.g., faulty electrical components that led to heart attacks), the manufacturer could be held liable. The amount of the judgment would depend on factors like:
- The severity of the injury (or death)
- The extent of the product defect
- Whether the manufacturer acted negligently or recklessly in not addressing the issue
- The financial impact on the victims and their families (e.g., medical expenses, loss of income, pain and suffering)

Legal action would typically involve a thorough investigation, expert testimony, and evidence of harm caused by the defect. If the case is strong, a court might award substantial compensation, potentially including punitive damages, which could drive up the total award.

To summarize:
1. There could be a connection between stray voltage from stairlifts and heart attacks, but further research is needed to confirm the cause-and-effect relationship.
2. Timely notification for investigation could be achieved through recalls, public awareness, and involvement from insurers.
3. Victims or beneficiaries could potentially secure significant compensation in product-liability cases, depending on the facts and the legal outcome.