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First published at 04:33 UTC on November 30th, 2018.

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Because electrons move as waves they are not instantly but close to the speed of light, yet the tapping of the stick how fast is that?
Instantly?

Because electrons move as waves they are not instantly but close to the speed of light, yet the tapping of the stick how fast is that?
Instantly?

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