[Cletus.D.Yokel]

So, here’s the scientific question:

Does the faraday cage shunt an electrical charge via the “skin” of the metal or does it involve the entire molecular structure?

As a chemist (who once worked in a metallurgy lab) I would think the entire molecular structure would be involved as the electrons would jump from molecule to molecule.

I’m willing to be dissuaded.

[bagster]

Better than cartoons of a mornin'.

I cold watch this on a loop... pic.twitter.com/9sIX2RyX8W— James Woods (@RealJamesWoods) September 9, 2020

[cyberaxe]

Does the faraday cage shunt an electrical charge via the “skin” of the metal or does it involve the entire molecular structure?

....🤔....

...path of least resistance...

...(problems with cat-* and high speeds)...

...🤷‍♂️...

[bitt]

Kirstie Alley Calls New Diversity Rules for Best Picture Oscar a ‘Disgrace to Artists Everywhere’

https://www.etonline.com/kirstie-alley-calls-new-diversity-rules-for-best-picture-oscar-a-disgrace-to-artists-everywhere

https://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/3882266/posts?page=1

Oscars announce new diversity and inclusion standards for best picture nominees
The Hill ^ | 09 08 2020 | John Bowden

[Mr. K]

I believe it’s on the surface. Since electrons repel each other.