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Electromagnetism and injury -- physical contact at the molecular level....
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[QUOTE="Nate0331, post: 5510962, member: 598365"] So here is my question, and maybe I am not asking it right, but here we go: If electromagnetism prevents me from actually touching anything at a quantum level, how is it that I can get cut by a knife, or get a road rash falling off my bike? If the negative field of electrons that surround everything repel each other, how does a knife penetrate and cut my skin? This may be a ridiculous question, but it has always puzzled me. Thanks! [/QUOTE]
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