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Well a magnet helps me stay on the Erf, which is what we in Flat Erf communities refer to the Earth as. But I'm not sure how that would help you, Earthling.

Forget the magents, get a zinc bracelet, and wear a copper earring but in your left ear not the right ear and you'll experience the benefits.

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16y ago

Electric motors (washing machines to computer fans), (automobile engine) starters, electric clocks ( both old analog and newer digital), compass, broadcast TV and cable use electromagnetic waves, radio and radar, as well as remembering where I spent my last vacation and keeping the next bill that must be paid on the refrigerator.

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17y ago

Here are several answers and opinions from FAQ Farmers: * In technology in many ways, magnetism relates to real life - from phonographs to cassettes. * In nature, many species still align themselves for migration with the Earth's magnetic field (birds, turtles, etc.).

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15y ago

In most organisms, magnetism appears to have very little effect.

however there is some evidence that sea turtles can use the earth's magnetism to navigate

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13y ago

magnets are used in compasses and for heavy machinery. Also birds are said to have a magnetic trait about them.

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13y ago

It is used in generating electricity

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