It's a cheeky reference to power grid cables on land having (negative) influence on the health of humans; and that being dismissed as "conspiracy theory."
Regardless, at a more practical level, sea creatures can't wear hats, tinfoil or otherwise.
Regardless, at a more practical level, sea creatures can't wear hats, tinfoil or otherwise.
The thing is, there is no scientifically validated evidence of that effect; also, there is no proof of humans being able to sense (electro-)magnetic fields.
Besides, for science you need to provide evidence for an affect to prove it exists.
For people you need to provide the “negative” of evidence to prove it doesn’t exist. People and science are not the same.
Heat and nerve stimulation is also possible according to https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Safety_of_magnetic_resonance...
The effect is widely used.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transcranial_magnetic_stimulat...
You can if you implant magnets in your fingertips. Not joking.
That said, this report / study does show evidence of electro magnetic influence on living organisms. So perhaps it's worth asking "Have we missed something in humans?" That's a legit question, especially in the context of science.