/sci/ - Science & Math

>>12242038
>This is based on uniform conductivity across the body, being different for attached cells as opposed to bacteria, viruses and anything else that might be stuck to the skin

Also for the corneas of your eyes, your teeth, any cartilaginous zones on your body like finger & toenails, any place that happens to be producing sweat, and forbid you ever have a runny nose in such a device. The outside of one's body does NOT have uniform conductivity across the surface.

Additionally, the sound produced by an aux cord in your hand isn't because your body has some special repulsion frequency; it's because there's no such thing as perfect grounding for an electrical system, so there's always a very low AC voltage running across the surface of your skin, with the frequency of that voltage typically being the mains frequency of your local area's electrical system (50 or 60 Hz). You'll find that the better you're electrically grounded, the lower the sound will become, where if you also touch another person while holding the aux cord, the sound becomes louder.

In conclusion, you're spewing bullshit.

>>10013586
>I have a neuro-degenerative disease
Alcoholism?