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#121 17 February 2012 - 01:20 PM swansont

Shaken, not Stirred

homie12, on 17 February 2012 - 07:57 AM, said:

Wow, thats better than I would have said it. But also, being an expert in something means you have a vested interest in it. Which most gefinitely has an affect on ones objectivity. So, can an expert be dishonest? you betcha. Especially when they refuse to look at all the evidence. Where are all of the electrical experts? Do all of these science related sites exclude electricity. If so why? Im conducting experiments that show we live in an electrical field. Who can help me with that?

You have claimed rather more than that, and have not backed up those claims. We already know there is an electrical field. There's a whole area of physics one studies on the subject of electricity and magnetism.

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