Is earthing good for you?
>try it
>feet literally tingle even though they are still
>tingle stops after some time
>go back inside
>get a small electric shock when I touch the door handle of my bedroom
Even if I'm imagining it, this is some hardcore placebo that might actually be helpful.

>use feet
>feels good
>use feet harder
>owowow
>oh, that's why.

>>16709001 (OP)
Are you referring to that bogus claim that you need to touch the earth to "recharge" or something?

>>16709001 (OP)
>Go outside bare foot
>"OH MY GOD IM EARTHING MYSELF. LITERALLY HAVE TINGLES"
Jesus christ, what the fuck is up with you "people". This is a normal thing, normal people do all the time.

>>16709284
More like uncharge.
>>16709286
I'm not a city slicker. I worked in farms occasionally all my life, but I'm used to wearing shoes or boots. When I sit in a chair and have my bare feet rest on the ground, I get a sensation similar to the one you get on your fingers when using a laptop's touchpad (at least I do, maybe I'm more sensitive to this shit).

>>16709001 (OP)
Walking on dirt isn't "earthing" you electrically any more than a severed power line in a rainstorm. There is an exchange of potential, but nothing you would feel.

Different patches of dirt are at different electrical potentials anyway. It's not meaningfully different from walking on your floor.

>>16709001 (OP)
It's a good way to develop a parasite infestation.

>>16709001 (OP)
>earthing
Do you mean "grounding?"

Really wish schizos would find another board to shit up.

>>16709640
The woowoo newage term is earthing.
>>16709754
A renowned educator and scientist in neurology and opthomology from Stanford School of Medicine recommends earthing.

It's just charge normalisation, it's not that complex, it lowers inflammation

>>16709754
we will never be the same as before /pol/ sent their vaccine schizos here during covid

>>16711017
the schizos only migrated here because we had literal paid vax shills flooding the board.

>>16711032
Literally everyone who doesn’t think the vaccine is alien nanomachine killbots is a “paid shill” according to the schizos.

>>16711037
no refunds vaxxie

>>16711017
/sci/ always had bleed from /x/ too. It's not new but it definitely shot up around COVID.

>>16711039
so when is the great dying and/or sterilization happening

>>16709001 (OP)
I recommend you getting meteorological ballons, like 20 or so, hang an aluminium foil and wire to earth on them, like 200m of wire... Then measure volts between it and ground ;) Attach few diodes, and you've got Teslas wireless energy at home for free, but be carefull, it fucks up ionosphere in dangerous ways.

>>16711089
You are already infertile, but you still can have kids, somebody else is also banging your wife, so it'll look natural.

>>16711037
They are. The vaccine was produced by alien lizard people to kill humanity and they succeeded.

>>16711131
grim

>>16711199
There's also theory, that we're just brains in jar. Would you want to be happy brain in a jar, or brain in the body who is infertile, but still raising some kids of his wife of somebody else?

>>16711003
Then why not just wear an ESD strap? It would be more effective at setting you to earth potential than walking around in the dirt.

>>16711222
Hold lightning rod for like 15seconds, 4 times a day...

But when it comes to architecture, I would love to have foils under floor, that are connected by isolated wire to like 15meters underground, I don't know why I want it, but I want it.

>>16711236
>Hold lightning rod for like 15seconds, 4 times a day...
Honestly, just touch your kitchen sink.
Or virtually any electrical appliance with a metal chassis.
Or the screws on your light switch.

>>16711242
There's difference in charge between those two points, neglible but there is...

Should I make room with grounding floor? Could it be new trend in architecture? Like leterally I'll lay metal fil under wood floor, then drill something trough wood to connect to the foil, use axial grinder to cut it of, then making it on exactly same height as wooden floor, then put protective layer on wooden floor, and it, then getting it away from it... Like 7cm side lenght hexagons of grounding sticks in floor...

Would somebody pay for it? Like woman pay for nail extension, so anything goes like idea... Would I succeed with it?

>>16711250
>There's difference in charge between those two points, neglible but there is...
None that doesn't exist between any other grounding method.
Your sink is connected to your plumbing which is connected to a series of buried conductive tubes.
Metal chassis are usually connected to the ground pin on the power plug, which is either tied to your plumbing or to an independent wire that's driven into the dirt.
The screws on your light switch are tied to the light switch's housing which is tied to wherever your ground pin goes.

Any variance in electrical potential between these points would be replicated in the metal fill under your floor.
By the way, grounded floors are already a thing. They're commonplace wherever you find people working with sensitive electrical equipment.

>>16711032
>Omg it's not le good /pol/nigger bois who dun bad things it's them OTHERS who they are merely reacting against
No, fuck off, /pol/niggers are aggressively shitting up everything else like a bunch of apes throwing feces.
>>16711037
This.

>>16711257
Cool. Is there any standard in grounding floors? Like some measurement of ground level or something or it's all just nullifying charge to the same nothing?

>>16711264
The floor is made of ESD compliant material and then attached to the ground on an electrical outlet... Wood flooring on top wouldn't work because it would act as a dielectric.
https://staticworx.com/learning_center/installing-maintaining-esd-floor/grounding/

>>16711269
That's why I put those metal screws in woods in 7cm sided regular hexagons, I think human is connected to atleast one while having one foot on the ground, maybe exception from that would be somebody on wheelchair... Is there some transparent ESD compliant material?

>>16711274
>Is there some transparent ESD compliant material?
Not positive. The search term would be "electrically conductive adhesive." You might finds something suitable but I've never seen such a thing.

>>16711279
I found something, I looked for "conductive glass". Now I need to come up with something I can pour on floor that's made of wood with some space for connection to ground, I can have even craved out patterns in wood(CNC machinery benefit for design), and covered it in transparent grounded conductor, but first I need to find how to pour it. What I found now is more like research stuff that's solid and fragile, I need something more like acryl... Will look further.

>>16711089
You know...

So I'll make electrolyzer, that'll have transparent electrodes, with electricity comming in wirelessly on transparent wireless, just bubbless out in cold transparent thing, that burn on top being very hot...

Damn, modern steel forges gona look lit.

>>16711291
Time's relative, in some time we'll have day two of special military operation.

>>16711287
Check the link I sent above. The connection to ground can literally be a thin copper strip screwed into a wall outlet. If you can fit a strip of aluminum foil, you can probably fit a ground connection.

>>16711303
https://www.bjz.de/esd-products/transparent-plastic-materials/conductive-polycarbonate-plate-pc-350-1000-x-2000-mm.html

Today I discovered way to have really good looking very grounded floor.

>>16711325
So, flipping glossy and matte things, we can apply otherwise two coloured patterns, on top of patterned wooden floor...

>>16711325
>surface resistance: 10^6 - 10^8 ohms
I'm not sure over what space interval that is, but definitely think twice before investing in this stuff.
Maybe try to find out what coating they put on the glass and just use that as a finish for your wood?

>>16711334
That's a good idea.

>>16709001 (OP)
Enjoy your parasites