not at all!! I am completely serious. all these measures are used to eliminate static in improvised environments, when it isn't possible to order and obtain the manufactured standard antistatic materials you assume to find in outfitted cleanrooms. if you have to open your mac right now, and don't have anything at hand that is standard for the draining of static, the aluminum foil booties, the misting of the room with fabric softener and water in the spritzer, are actually used and work.
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