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If you're "Hapbee" and you know it, you're getting magnetized.
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I work in an environment with strong magnetic fields. It has virtually no effect on humans.
Quoting: Anonymous Coward 61380923 That is encouraging to hear. Doesn't magnetic fields affect birds' migratory patterns and whales, also? I have heard that changes in the magnetosphere (I think that's what it's called) can cause whales to beach and possibly cause birds to fall out of the sky like they did in such big numbers in the past five years...would like to know your thoughts on this... I don't believe that AC's claim. You can see it contradicts your own data, doesn't it? The fact that our blood contains iron which is absolutely vital to our survival should alone suggest that we are sensitive to magnetic fields. We also know there are all sorts of currents flowing in our bodies all the time, in our very brains even.
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