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In part 2, from about 6:20-6:36, when talks about the feeling of EMF as "another localized sense," without actually being able to tell the difference between them: One EMF feels the same as another, to her. But that makes me think:
I can hear electrical fields put off by devices and, for the most part, I can tell the difference between a television on mute, a radio turned low, and a computer monitor. I know other people who can do this, as well.
Could we all TRAIN ourselves to know how the EMF of a laptop in sleep mode felt?
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