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Ethernet cables use twisted wires to stop interference

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Your high-speed gaming connection is entirely dependent on cables holding hands. If you cut open an Ethernet cord, you'll find pairs of wires tightly twisted together. This isn't for structural integrity; it's a technique called differential signaling invented by Alexander Graham Bell to cancel out electromagnetic interference, meaning physics is the only reason your latency doesn't spike.

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