Well, here's what happened.....
I was in my computer science class, at which time I was a bit sick. At the time, I did feel a bit out of it and unusual, but nothing you wouldn't expect. Suddenly, I sneezed. Every electrical thing in the room just turned off, at the exact instant the sneeze escaped my mouth. Now, soon after, as I was recovering, everything turned back on. It was a power surge.
A few minutes later, people were printing things out. I could actually feel a sort of buzzing near my ears. For the rest of the day, I subtly 'felt' the electricity running through electrical things. A coincidence? I highly doubt it. Static? I doubt it too -- it was very wet at the time.
I never told anyone cause it was prolly nothing serious. I'm sure there is some logical scientific explanation. But I dont come here for logic, I come for the far fetched entertainment value.
So what do you guys make of it using pseudoscience (or actual science if you know the physical dynamics.)?
I was in my computer science class, at which time I was a bit sick. At the time, I did feel a bit out of it and unusual, but nothing you wouldn't expect. Suddenly, I sneezed. Every electrical thing in the room just turned off, at the exact instant the sneeze escaped my mouth. Now, soon after, as I was recovering, everything turned back on. It was a power surge.
A few minutes later, people were printing things out. I could actually feel a sort of buzzing near my ears. For the rest of the day, I subtly 'felt' the electricity running through electrical things. A coincidence? I highly doubt it. Static? I doubt it too -- it was very wet at the time.
I never told anyone cause it was prolly nothing serious. I'm sure there is some logical scientific explanation. But I dont come here for logic, I come for the far fetched entertainment value.
So what do you guys make of it using pseudoscience (or actual science if you know the physical dynamics.)?