Watches

... concept open to modification (in-case it's by some overlooked process). But it would explain why people could theoretically stop (excuse the pun) watches - if I could (artificially) disrupt a mouse, a very weakly powered watch could theoretically be disrupted with a sufficient enough bodily charge. ...

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... being naturally occurring negative ions build up over time then discharge (again, via the emotional outpouring), which would explain why people watches stop (the backs are often made of metal - but it can still stop without the metal in contact, I have been told - the mouse I'm holding is plastic). ...

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... this is what I'm suggesting / asking. out-sourcing human body fuel to supply an electrical current usable by electrical devices, such as wrist watches.

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... stargate sg1/atlantis tv series to be really stupid. anyone here watch that? actually the physics and engineering there was worse Oh anyone here watches Heroes, the tv shows? It's like x-men. That tv series is full of mistakes, it's like a goldmine unscientific things.

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*grabs popcorn and watches feathers fly*

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