Scientific instruments around the world, patiently recording minute changes in Earth's magnetism, suddenly shot off scale, and spurious electric currents surged into the world's telegraph systems. (scientificamerican.com)
It's called earthing because some scientists theorize that to stay healthy, particularly with all the stray electrons we're exposed to from constant smart phone and computer use to insulation from our cars and shoes from earth energy, our bodies need a daily charge from mild electrical currents surging through the earth's surface. (saragottfriedmd.com)
Policymakers will probably stick with their view that the current surge in inflation is temporary. (fortune.com)