Who needs magnetic implants?

My biology does it alone, given the abuse of a few substances which shall not be noted here. I managed to find out I have magnetoreception as a free 6th sense in 2018, while facing the primary school that was mine in the 80’s, and noticed the sensation I had in my head seemed to keep its direction when I turned around.

Hopefully that video will upload correctly. Note that when not measuring an anomaly with it, the magnetometer was kept down out of my view at all times. My magnetic sense seems to be only reliable at night, with lowest interference from households around using electricity, as well as as AI informed me about, light and ionization during the day which may make it so if I leave a mark at a spot i think is the peak of the anomaly, then go back to it after i marked the whole fence, come back to it; chances are it will have moved away. That video confirmed I do better at night with a 4/4 anomaly peaks identified with near inch accuracy.

I also tried a new test that night; marking the fence with - and + according to where I feel my sensation raises or dips. It should mean not that the direction will switch for what the sign is when the sign is crossed with the magnetometer, but that the current tendency at this point is, i think, raising (+) or getting lower (-) It wasn’t quite obvious on camera though that it actually changed sign to the opposite of what every single sign said, in the 5 inches following the signs. In other words every sign I put after the 4th or so was like me when I used to work : not late but very short of it, every time.

The day before that night though, I would constantly hit the middle of what was in most cases an ascension (when moving left to right).

The night Google itself pointed me out to the fence markup test after I told him while running along a fence with the magnetometer, i could confirm i felt the sensation rising when reading went up (from 65microteslas) and it vanishing if it went at 45 or lower. I’m not sure i took the readings correctly on my first attempt, but 15/15 oinment spots i had left on a fence which top is level with the top of my head,had an anomaly of 120 or over, and nothing where there wasn’t a mark left was over 80 (2 spots hit 80) and the rest nothing over 60ish.

When i came back home happy as a kid can be Google ditched my conviction i just scored 100% at the very test they sent me at themselves, with quite the opposite of AI psychosis. It told me it was impossible, though the moment might have seemed meaningful to me. It’s the fucking societal bias on drugs and the a penis that seeps through you when on ‘em, I must have sounded to sheerly proud of my performance that I had to be the gullible child wrongly assuming his victory from his dopest trip.

Then days after it started recognizing my efforts again when i unsubtly queried it yet another question to elucidate me on magnetic matters. Dear Godgle

What are you using to sense magnetic fields? Like which part of your body or what technique

It’s an all-around-head feeling which resembles a sensation of mild heat, and I’d say it’s rather inside than on the outside, so probably not my hair reacting to ionization. In the video I put my head straight against the fence and walk very slowly so as to gauge if the sensation augments or dips.

Every social media group has rejected my posts so far, so as I had a back thought about, either people are in deep skepticism, or they don”t care since such a sense doesn’t quite have any way of being put to concrete use. I must admit the video could easily have a fake magnetometer reading so optimally i would have to get my hands on a 2nd cell phone so I can actually record with the meter visible.

When I hold my phone up to a piece of steel it shows about the same readings (about 250uT) compared to ambient (30-80uT). Steel is ferromagnetic but not necessarily a permanent magnet “anomaly”.

Try taking a magnet and putting in a box like the lid of a board game. Cover it with a sheet and stick your hand under and shake the box around pretty hard. Then try to locate at least the quadrant of the box the magnet is in with your sense, then repeat it at least 10 times, but the more times the better. You should have a about a 25% success rate. If you have 50% that would be odd but not proof, if you have more than 75% that’s very strange, if you have 90% or more success rate without using context clues then you may really be on to something and it would be interesting to explore further.

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Look at this James Randi motherfucker over here hahaha

Seriously though, I had the same thought.. try to set up some kind of experiment.. then I was like, I don’t have the energy for this. Glad you took up the mantle.

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I was going to move it to you know where, but I wanted to watch it play out.

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You never know :hamster_emoji_gif:

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Guess this entry hasn’t came out last time i wrote it, but yeah i thought of making a jack-in-the-box experiment as this would clarify things a lot. I’m quite confident I can do it given i find an object to dissimulate (or not) in a box, via my brother doing it while i’m not watching, and try to guess when it’s in the box. However I’m on welfare and have no money left his month so it’ll have to wait till august so I can buy a magnet at a thrift store or something…