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They may say they left the machine on when they wrote the paper, though that would be too funny to be true I hope. Can't say for sure that all people are not e
by Zenst 12y ago
They may say they left the machine on when they wrote the paper, though that would be too funny to be true I hope.
Can't say for sure that all people are not electrosensitive ever. People can be sensitive to the oddest things and react, but for most it has never been an issue.
People have been able to pick up radio signals, was thought impossible or eons and then found out to be true due to fillings. Body does contain iron and other elements which at scale could possible pick up higher frequencies. Bit like wilsons desease in which people have higher than normal iron content.
So can't totaly rule out that some people could be electro sensitive, as to what range and power levels, that would be different.
It is commonly known though that some people get migraines when thunder storms are approaching, though not saying all related to changes in static levels in the air and humidity/pressure equally more relevant.
But yes, clear evidence is needed. Indeed tests with people in faraday cages real and look real but fake ones as a blind test would certainly help as a test for many I feel.