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Is an electron a particle? You're expecting it to behave like a particle, but it's not a particle. This study demonstrates that grounding increases muscle reco
by jbob2000 6y ago
Is an electron a particle? You're expecting it to behave like a particle, but it's not a particle.
This study demonstrates that grounding increases muscle recovery time. We definitely need to learn more (and they highlight some potential explanations) but it's not trying to prove anything about electrons.
- pjc50 6y agoFrom the paper: > the main hypothesis about earthing is based on the connection to the surface of the Earth, which is satiated with free electrons. This indirect or direct contact with the Earth enables “mobile” electrons to migrate into the body (it then goes into anti-oxidants etc.) This hypothesis has remarkable implications for ordinary chemistry, if it were true. I don't see why wave-particle duality would be relevant here, do you care to explain?