Jaspr

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r/electricians•

I am in Saskatoon, Sask, Canada.

Basically what happened was.....a newly installed GFCI in a circuit with 2 plugs and a light switch and a light tripped the moment I turned on my oven in my stove ( not the range burners, the actual bake element inside ).

Just curious if anyone had a clue as to why this would happen?

The bathroom plugs are on a different circuit entirely of course.

I'd also point out that my house has some faulty wiring in it in places, including swapped load/hot on the upstairs light switch.

I asked a my father who was an electrician but now he builds and installs fibre optic networks. He said there could be current leaks due to the faulty wiring and since the GFCI is

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r/agnostic•

As the title says, I'd be interested to know how self professed agnostics feel about the evidence that theists cite as proof of god and the difference between that evidence and the sort of evidence we typically use to establish a comfortable degree of certainty in our collective knowledge.

If you feel that the evidence of deities is currently unattainable by humans then can you tell me what the difference between that is and any other claim that requires evidence that is unattainble?

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