So bio-energy fields are an invalid concept because some of the people who believe in them don't understand how energy is measured?
Next time someone talks about their 'energy field', ask them how much energy is in the average human 'energy field', and whether they're estimating it in joules, BTUs, calories, ergs, electron-volts, watt-hours, or rydbergs.https://twitter.com/carlzimmer/status/1253706352192565250 …
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Not necessarily an invalid concept. I just like people to make a good-faith attempt to quantify whatever they're talking about. If they don't even try, it's hard to take them seriously.
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Erg. I asked Jules for the right answer and she said “watt?” So I’m pretty confused right now. I might have to volt out of here.
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(you are pretty confused *currently*)
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This was all already explained in the Matrix. Try to keep up.
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I’ll start by asking them to give me the definition of a field.
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I rewatched The Matrix a week ago, and I think it's safe to say people vastly overestimate how much energy the human body produces.
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"slow-up the electromagnetic frequency of our cells" ... wut?!
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