This was originally posted on Yahoo! Answers. No one could find a solution to my problem and someone sent me here.
My house was not humid at all.
I'd like to start out by saying that I don't believe in magic, I'm not on drugs, and I honestly have no idea what's going on. A couple of weeks ago I fell asleep in my room with the lights on (I
know the details are pointless, but I don't want to miss anything). When I woke up, I went to go on my Alienware M17X. The night before I
slept with the lights on I didn't go to sleep at all. I started to type
and was literally shocked by the side of the computer. I thought it was a
jab or something, so I kept going. The electrical shock hurt. I got
shocked again, and again. I decided to leave my computer alone and go up
to my dad. I rested my chin (yes, rested my chin) on my dad's MacBook
Pro, and found that I also got shocked from it. I touched the surface
and felt a weird feeling on it. Like vibration, but only when I moved. I
asked my dad about it and he said that he had never felt that. I forgot about it for a couple of days. The next couple of days, I was cutting some meat so my little brother
could eat it. I was shocked from the metal knife, and immediately there
was a small burn mark on my finger (it has healed well, but it's still
there). Many, many other cases have happened and they all hurt like hell. I walk on my bare feet and I don't drag them. I drink mainly water and sometimes juice. I don't think I'm developing supernatural powers. I just want an explanation, and any would be great.
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I
would like to add that I also felt the shock on my brother's laptop. I
would appreciate someone reading all of this before dismissing it. If my
father never felt a vibration, why should I? Why would all of the
laptops in the house have this problem, and only for me? Why would I get
shocked with a knife? I told you: I'm not on drugs, I don't believe in
magic, and I don't believe in superpowers. I would like a rational
explanation.
1 week ago
It's
very puzzling. As I doubt my body can conduct electricity, I don't know
how the knife shocked me. But I still have the small burn on my finger.
I wouldn't joke about this, if anyone is wondering. There's no point. I
appreciate all of the answers, but if there's a doctor or scientist who
might know what's going on, I'd appreciate your answer even more.
Thanks.
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