Re: Electricity tends to flow through the path of least resistance

>- I have not seen (using an oscilloscope) this problem on the devices that i have made or tried, i don't know about the Ultimate zapper, it is broken.

This problem is unique to the super stabilized output ( which is heavily promoted by the ultimate people.

>- I also add a 1kohms resistor at the output,

Yes, this is what Dr. Clark suggested. However, we use a special active circuit that automatically adjust itself based on skin resistance and improves current flow while at the same time, providing a better level of protection. It can vary its resistance from 100 ohms ( which provides greater current ) to 5000 or more ohms if necessary to prevent excess current. This is one reason why you can short the electrodes together on ParaZapper without having to worry about damaging the electronics.

>- the head areas won't be reached by any "stong" electric paths

It would receive sufficient levels of signal ( over 50 percent level ) with the CC technology that ParaZapper has.

>- This is contrary to what is explained here

If you delve a bit further into multiple circuit analysis you will see that adding multiple signals can shift the levels of the electrical signal.

>- So it is contrary to what you explain/claim, the pressure/wave should be weaker near the positive electrode

It is not so much the pressure wave. It is the positive potential which is one reason that positive offset is critical.