Bodies certainly have skin effect.
Not at line frequencies, they don't. Idiot.
That's one reason high-frequency
current burns skin but doesn't penetrate to internals.
No, that is NOT the reason why, idiot. Nor does it number among the
reasons why.
All conductors have skin effect.
All metallic conductors have a skin effect at high frequencies.
Bulk mediums like a carbon comp resistor and like human flesh do not
"conduct" the same way that a formed wire does. They do not conduct
current in the same manner as single valence metallics do, and they do
not experience your precious skin effect in any similar way whatsoever.
It's inherent in the physics.
Yes, where it applies. The problem with you, Johnny, is that you do
not know where it applies.
Yes, you are.
