Yes. And run a wire from the tin foil cap lining to a thumbtack stuck into the heel of your shoe. This will ground out the interferance every time you take a step. If you are in a building with wood floor or other non-grounding material, run outside every once in awhile to re-establish grounding circuit. Especially important if you start to feel a tingling sensation, to get grounded before you experience a catastrophic capacitance discharge. Or nocturnal emmission. Or something.
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