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It may get ripped out by the superconducting magnet. Perhaps not in a desirable direction of "out" either (your fingernail won't stop it) In practice most peop
by Rhapso 4y ago
It may get ripped out by the superconducting magnet. Perhaps not in a desirable direction of "out" either (your fingernail won't stop it)
In practice most people notice something is wrong before there is bloodshed.
- dbcurtis 4y agoThis, pretty much. Ferrous metal fragments knifing through your body. Suboptimal.
- bioemerl 4y agoI figured if it had dissolved over the years it would be safe
- Rhapso 4y agoTime to find out if all of it did, or just the outer layers! Even if what remains isn't enough to notice conventional magnets an MRI has the Gauss to find out for sure....