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This text is a personal essay by Miles Mathis, published on September 26, 2021, covering two main topics: self-defense against aggression and an update on his research into “recharging” through grounding.

Mathis recounts an incident where he was confronted by a man for wearing a “cat lives matter” t-shirt, which the man mistook as a diss to BLM. Mathis asserts his right to express himself and describes his confrontational response, including the use of pepper spray and the legalities of assault and self-defense. He emphasizes vigilance and the importance of reporting incidents to the police.

The second part of the essay focuses on Mathis’s experiments with grounding and the book Earthing by Clinton Ober. Mathis critiques Ober’s work for focusing on the electromagnetic field rather than the Earth’s charge field and for recommending materials that hinder grounding. He discusses his own attempts to improve grounding through a grounding sheet, a grounding rod, and metallic tape, and plans to test claims with a specially ordered all-wool mattress. Mathis also touches on the detrimental effects of modern mattresses and suggests discarding cell phones in favor of landlines due to 5G and wifi pollution.

Finally, Mathis addresses claims about declining website traffic, attributing it to interference from Google and Alexa, and relies on Similarweb for more accurate visitor numbers. He also comments on recent elections, suggesting they are consistently stolen, referencing Trudeau’s government in Canada, Gavin Newson’s recall in California, Scott Walker’s recall in Wisconsin, and the biden election, citing an audit in Arizona as evidence, and criticizing Zerohedge for its reporting on the audit and its promotion of Bitcoin.

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