Cotton reacts to static electricity, the human brain is basically a battery. So of course it's going to. Nothing special about that do the same expirement with your tongue. With regular qtips.
Cotton reacts to static electricity, the human brain is basically a battery. So of course it's going to. Nothing special about that do the same expirement with your tongue. With regular qtips.
> Cotton reacts to static electricity
That's false.
>In the past, the majority of protective clothing used in the field of ESD was 100% cotton. As with all natural fibres, this offers the advantage of being subject to only minimal antistatic build-up without the use of additional equipment.
Cotton is specifically used because of its non-static quality. This shows the pcr swab material is definitely not cotton.
> the human brain is basically a battery
You just revealed yourself. Static charge as nothing to do with "batteries" nor is the brain a battery.
>> Cotton reacts to static electricity
That's false.
>>In the past, the majority of protective clothing used in the field of ESD was 100% cotton. As with all natural fibres, this offers the advantage of being subject to only minimal antistatic build-up without the use of additional equipment.
Cotton is specifically used because of its non-static quality. This shows the pcr swab material is definitely not cotton.
>> the human brain is basically a battery
You just revealed yourself. Static charge as nothing to do with "batteries" nor is the brain a battery.
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