As that's when human generated trick bulbs were invented.
When this trick was invented, back in the 1950’s, it was called “The Atomic Lamp.”
Then ask yourself, what is this Chi energy they are using to light the bulb with, and if it's true nature has been obscured or obfuscated over the years.
OK dip shit... Some LED can illuminate with such a low current. When your body touches another power source (let say leakage current from your nearby AC appliance), your body resistance is 'low' enough to conduct electricity from that appliance to illuminate the LED. Next I'm sure you're going to tell us the earth is flat right?
Or you can just realize you've been tricked. Never trust things that are too amazing to be true. They never are.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXeUAHF2MGw
That footage was filmed in the late 90s, bozo, they didn’t have consumer-grade wireless LEDs back then lmao
Well, now go find some footage from the 50's.
https://environmentalmagic.org/2019/01/15/magic-light-bulb-trick/
As that's when human generated trick bulbs were invented.
Then ask yourself, what is this Chi energy they are using to light the bulb with, and if it's true nature has been obscured or obfuscated over the years.
-the same guy
I said chi was misunderstood. I also pointed out the fact that novelty light bulbs exist. I know, because I owned one when I was a child.
OK dip shit... Some LED can illuminate with such a low current. When your body touches another power source (let say leakage current from your nearby AC appliance), your body resistance is 'low' enough to conduct electricity from that appliance to illuminate the LED. Next I'm sure you're going to tell us the earth is flat right?
What power source was the guy in the video connected to?
Dude, there are no people that can magically transmit electricity. Get over it and stop being a retard.