in @eric3579's 1st reply above, there is video of such a box that prevents this attack. Similar idea to a 'faraday cage', but they found that cardboard box lined with aluminum foil was most effective.

Should be.
The metal car should make a Faraday cage, protecting anything not touching it, and most car interiors are covered in plastic, so there shouldn't have been a conductive pathway inside.
No guarantees though.

So a kind of Faraday Cage for fire. Interesting.

Palm Springs is rich, bitch.....Build a massive Faraday cage and encase the entire town and for God's sake, save these delusional queens from MKULTRA 2000!!

Stand outside this address hurling feces at the windows-
9800 Savage Rd Fort Meade, MD 20755
(301) 688-6524

or, tie-up that switchboard asking Kenneth for the frequency....Prank call coordinated pizza delivery from every pizza haus within range...

Start building Faraday cages over all the houses on your block-

Flash-Mail thousands of envelopes to them stuffed with confectioner's sugar, baking soda, etc.

mail parcels filled with marzipan wrapped in aluminum foil with candy wires sticking-out...whole things edible-Big fun when they send the black SUV's to your front door and cordon off the block with swat-

Plant drugs in all the brass' cars them call the cops and the press at the same time...


*in Mr Roger's voice} "There's a lot you can do to make sure people are happy. What are some things you can think of to make those men in that concrete building happy?"

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mmmmmmm ... faraday cages.

A giant flying faraday cage.

Although doesn't lightning produce a pretty massive shockwave? I mean, thats what Thunder is right. I'm quite surprised planes are completely undamaged by it.

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I think the thing that bothers me the most about this crap is the NIST is one the United States most prestigious scientific research institutions.

Ask any physicist; I am not the only one who holds NIST and the scientists there in such high regard. No one tells these people what their findings are, especially not some manager.

The fact of the matter is that NIST did complete and thorough mutliphysics simulations of the entire building, almost completely simulating the entire events from 9/11. They completely recreated the collapse from first principles. I just don't know what more you can want.

Now if you will excuse me, I have to go back into my Faraday cage.

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It is NOT impervious you stupid fucks. Learn some physics. First of all, EM frequencies over a few (tens?) of kHz can go right through this faraday cage.

Also this high voltage might also easily penetrate the chicken wire. The thing is that the path to ground is less resistance to follow the chicken wire then to go past it. If you had a huge grounded copper wire on the other side of the chicken wire it would go right "through" it to the wire in your hand.

In fact it appears the chicken wire doesn't even need to be there, all the arc'ing is to the large metal rods that support the cage. The chicken wire probably isn't doing jack shit.

Finally, it isn't even a faraday cage, because I see hige gaps between the two horizontal support rods.

Stupidest title ever.

Also the hard drive is basically housed in a faraday cage inside a faraday cage...

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It's the suit; it leads the current around him to the ground. He's basically wearing a Faraday cage on his body.

"Terren is often asked how to re-create his 'elec-trickery' but he is reluctant to provide information on the subject, due to the perilous nature of his hobby."

Basically he is standing in a mobile Faraday cage. Nothing special about that.
It looks really cool though.