thoughts on grounding?

>>76262796 (OP)
Idk what that is, but the name sounds retarded, so it probably is.

I prefer sounding

I prefer pounding

>>76262796 (OP)
Wow is it 1996 again and new age bullshit came back?

Ewww. Wormies kissing your toesies.

>>76262796 (OP)
It's fucking gay. I'm an absolute barefoot enjoyer but grounding is the definition of pseudoscience, which is bad not because it's pseudo but because it's science. I do not need hippies severely misunderstanding electrical charges to observe the self-evident physical and spiritual benefits of being barefoot and feeling grass between my toes. Well-being is internal. Science can give us useful pointers, but its scope is inherently limited. Much of what exists does so outside of its boundries, especially that which concerns the human soul. Science can not be our only master, it's far from the only thing with epistemic worth. You can not externalize well-being, surgically remove and quantify it to put it in a study. If I notice obvious improvements from some practice, I am completely unbound to consider what the science says on it. If it agrees with me, good, another piece of evidence, but if it doesn't, it does not matter. Read Hans Surén.

>>76262796 (OP)
It's very real. Being cut off from the earth & nature at large is one of the many reasons people are so lost & fucked up in the "modern world." I always get stressed & depressed when I ignore nature, and feel a lot better when I go spend a few hours in the woods barefoot.

A lot, how you ground and what techniques you use have a lot to do with what kind of signals and signal integrity requirements you're working with

As a rule of thumb, star point ground to an uninterrupted ground plane is best while keeping critical signal traces like clock signals or controller uninterrupted on the ground plane, but this of course depends on the frequencies you're exposing your system to

>>76262824
Based beyond belief

>>76262824
i have a colleague who's the complete opposite. he only does it because of the dubious studies and harps on about the electrons and yada yada

>>76262824

>>76262796 (OP)
Zero science behind it, it's nonsense that originated in the Paleo movement. Its basically the essential oils of men

>>76262887
Your shoes, clothes, floors and carpets are all made of natural resources.

>>76262824
Blessed

>>76262796 (OP)
it's not rocket science - we walk in plastic clothing, in insulating shoes on insulated ground, ofc we loose electric charges

studies found that people that do electric grounding (for example touching the heating pipe (which is electrically grounded, has a huge capacity and is a great conductor)) are significantly better at healing and has less systemic inflammation on average

obv the efficiency of barefooting may vary greatly depending on soil type, hydration levels, etc. but the concept in itself is easy to comprehend and quite straightforward

pic related is not really a good answer because the chlorine in water is going through reduction (steals electrons) so eventhough water goes through electrically grounded systems and (by having electrolytes) is a fairly good conductor, regular (prepared) tap or swimming water is not good for this use

>>76263006
>touching the heating pipe while sleeping (for hours)

>>76263006
the question is how much does this actually matter? also all the studies are very small scale and associated with grounding products and companies, there's very little independent, hard evidence behind this

>>76262796 (OP)
Not a thing. Just less time spent touching plastics.

>>76263006
>studies found that people that do electric grounding (for example touching the heating pipe (which is electrically grounded, has a huge capacity and is a great conductor)) are significantly better at healing and has less systemic inflammation on average
it was just 1 study with only 20 subjects. it also didn't use randomized and placebo-controlled methods. the findings are interesting for sure, but you're overselling it

>>76262998
Max Stirner acted all tough but he'd cry if someone broke his glasses

>>76262824
Extremely based.

>>76263010
I would wager that it is a significant (and incredibly cheap) method to raise the quality of life (better, quicker healing, less oxidative stress)

>>76263026
>hurdur if there is no data then it cant be that good
you believe what you want, I have seen it with dozens of people and it was magical (and considering that the udnerlying model is not complex or ezoteric I trust that it is actually a fairly good assessment ... hehehe, ass)
- but then again: you do you, it does not bother me anything you believe

>>76263043
these posts are facebook tier

>>76262796 (OP)
if you want grounding just touch the metal thing a few times a day on the power socket idiot

>>76262824
Based and spiritual knower pilled

>>76262796 (OP)
Stupid gimmicky fad #999 for lazy people who want shortcuts. It's the same shit as any snake oil or other fad, people want a quick, easy and effortless silver bullet that will solve all their problems when the boring truth is that becoming (and staying) healthy is a lot of work and that work needs to be spread out over many aspects of your life, like diet, exercise, sleep, mindset, socializing and so on.

>>76263351
That thing is not connected to the fround. It's connected to a positive charge charge. It's just so if a negative charge goes to a surface of an applience, the wire connected to the surface would take it away, instead of going through the person touching the applience. That's all.

>>76262796 (OP)
"grounding" is retarded
I do, however, spend plenty of time barefoot in my backyard as I don't particularly care for shoes. And I also run barefoot from time to time (actually barefoot, not "barefoot" shoes).

tl;dr shoes suck

>>76263351
that is actually how the metallic solutions work (grounded plates and bedsheets)

>>76263409
omg the retardation
what is the "positive charge" in an AC sytem if I may ask?
>IRL the electric system only has one cable for each phase because the ground has enough capacity for virtually any movement of charges so we can do one less cable which is a lot of money

>he thinks that electricity is still DC like in the 1880s

>>76263419
>grounding is retarded
>i do it all the time and I like it but it's still retarded
durrrrrrrrrr thanks for sharing dumb-dumb

>>76262824
This. Grounding exists in this sphere of weird hippy pseudoscience that I participate in but don't take seriously. It's like the people who say sunning your asshole raises your test or whatever. I walk barefoot in the grass and lay naked in the sun because it makes me feel godlike, I don't need some weird basedence explanation for it.

> If I notice obvious improvements from some practice, I am completely unbound to consider what the science says on it. If it agrees with me, good, another piece of evidence, but if it doesn't, it does not matter.

this is exactly how I've approached lifestyle and fitness for years and it makes people seethe for some reason. People really do just want muh papers and studies to justify everything.

Grounding is legit for emf coming from everywhere

>>76262808
zoomers are even more retarded than literal lead poisoned brain damaged retards
blame the lockdowns

I hate how Redditors and women make everything gay as fuck by giving it a retarded name.

>walking around barefoot
>"grounding"
>running barefoot
>"natural running"
>eating food without processed ingredients
>"paleodiet"
>being a fucking slob
>"dadbod"

At least the pill/maxx'ing shit is facetious half the time.

>>76262796 (OP)
It's the same thing as sitting in the sunlight, it feels good because it's just something you're designed to do

>>76263006
> it's not rocket science - we walk in plastic clothing, in insulating shoes on insulated ground, ofc we loose electric charges
> studies found that people that do electric grounding (for example touching the heating pipe (which is electrically grounded, has a huge capacity and is a great conductor)) are significantly better at healing and has less systemic inflammation on average
It may not be rocket science but you clearly don’t understand school-level physics.

>>76262796 (OP)
it's just foot fetishism and an easy way to get hookworm

>>76262824
>Read Hans Surén.
The Reich arrested him for jacking off in public

>>76264327
>jacking off in public
he knew what was up

>>76262796 (OP)
The thick skin of your feet is a poor conductor, and the grass is gonna air gap you unless it just rained.
Better to stick a metal rod in the ground and stick the other end in you mouth or anus if you really want to equalize potential.

>>76262796 (OP)
Nothing beats a nice stroll through a lawn barefoot

>>76264066
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ground_(electricity)

>>76263972
As lifters we should be the most aware of this because our entire practice was invented without the use of science by people anecdotally experimenting and doing what worked. Every single lift we do in the gym was invented that way, also the notion of programing, sets and reps. Yet "science-based" is currently the most popular grift in the game. Funny how that works.
>>76264327
If you had as much pure VRIL from endless sunlight as he did, you would've masturbated from your public balcony too.

>>76262796 (OP)
>grounding
is this an american thing? why do you guys have to name the most basic human things always?

>>76262796 (OP)
>thoughts on grounding?
Important

>>76268422

In fake and gay world, you're the product and ideas are the packaging you are marketed in.

"I have 500k followers and they all believe in grounding, which means they're gullable enough to march off a cliff! Buy my influence over them!"
The answer is to think for yourself and realize standing on dirt is as valuable to your betterment painting the walls blue or eggshell. It's all subjective they're trying to tell you is objective.

Niqqa what.