Magnetic Kids That Speak Foreign Languages! This is strange....*Videos*

Interesting phenomenon to say the least. I must apologize for the lack of translation in the following videos, I'm not blessed with multi-lingual skills unfortunately. They are in Croatian & Serbian respectively, for anyone out there that speak these languages, highlights of the verbiage would be greatly appreciated.

That being said, the footage speaks for itself. There is unquestionably some strange force in action on these children, the question is what could it possibly be? I've read articles recently stating that children being born into this generation are of a slightly different molecular and chemical makeup than the rest of us, is this proof?

Haha...probably not but I thought I would throw that out there. BTW- I added "That Speak Foreign Languages" to the title of this thread strictly for the humor, I'm obviously aware that this phenomenon is not isolated to kids that don't speak english

I can really think of no logical explanation to explain what is happening here. Ideas anyone? Now...for the videos:

Thanks for another great post.

Honestly though I'm really at a lost for words, and full of jealousy! Where are my super powers?

Peace ( :

That is strange, hopefully the scientific community will study this. I personally would love to hear what the consensus would be.

Originally posted by fasteronfire
Thanks for another great post.

Honestly though I'm really at a lost for words, and full of jealousy! Where are my super powers?

Peace ( :

Lol...agreed. I think "Invisibility" would be a more practical way to go though

What the hell is a ten year old doing playing with lighters anyway ! lol

More seriously, I wonder if its anything to do with the level of metal content in their blood, that somehow combined with the magnetic field has some sort of ampliication effect. I'm thinking copper?

What do I know, is there any info op on what makes this possible ?

Try it yourself.
Works best if the implements or your skin are slightly wet.
Maybe the fat kid is a bit sweaty.

I'd be more impressed if they showed a COMPASS deflecting around him.

But seriously, try it yourself.

Originally posted by alfa1
Try it yourself.
Works best if the implements or your skin are slightly wet.
Maybe the fat kid is a bit sweaty.

I'd be more impressed if they showed a COMPASS deflecting around him.

But seriously, try it yourself.

Haha...reminds me of one of the comments on the original video. One guy said, "that's not a magnetic field, it's a gravitational field". Funny stuff...

maybe related to the same defect or extra gift these people have

Originally posted by solargeddon
What the hell is a ten year old doing playing with lighters anyway ! lol

More seriously, I wonder if its anything to do with the level of metal content in their blood, that somehow combined with the magnetic field has some sort of ampliication effect. I'm thinking copper?

What do I know, is there any info op on what makes this possible ?

Interesting theory however copper is non-magnetic. If we were to go with that, perhaps they have a much higher level of iron in their blood. The only other magnetic elements are steel, cobalt and nickel...not sure if could be one of these.

Originally posted by TribeOfManyColours

maybe related to the same defect or extra gift these people have

Just made the connection...if you want to obtain superhero powers, move to Serbia

Originally posted by solargeddon
What the hell is a ten year old doing playing with lighters anyway ! lol

More seriously, I wonder if its anything to do with the level of metal content in their blood, that somehow combined with the magnetic field has some sort of ampliication effect. I'm thinking copper?

What do I know, is there any info op on what makes this possible ?

Copper is generally considered to be non-magnetic since it is a non ferrous metal.

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True but copper wiring is used to make the turns in an electromagnet

Of course our body contains iron too, actually isn't that how an electromagnet is made ?

Iron bar, with many copper wire turns around it ?

School was a long time ago.

Any just simply postualting, always like to throw the riddiculous out there, and work backwards to reality, might not be the best way, but its my way lol

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Now if we can only get the weight challenged magnetic boy to be in the proximity of the magnetic girl, we could see if they repulse or attract one another. I think I will need more proof of their magnetism than this though. Couldn't they have ran the palm of their hand over a pile of paperclips and then show the camera how many are stuck to their hands? That would have been far more believable for me.

They each swallowed an industrial magnet

Hmm, could they be mutants? From the radiation that emanated from Chernobyl. Just a theory. Radiation is very harmful to people, but maybe a tiny few it turns into this.

I wonder if the mutation increases concentration of iron in the body (in magnetized form), and also the body's tolerance to high levels. They should do blood tests for anything out of the ordinary.

Originally posted by solargeddon
reply to post by sitchin

 

True but copper wiring is used to make the turns in an electromagnet

Of course our body contains iron too, actually isn't that how an electromagnet is made ?

Iron bar, with many copper wire turns around it ?

School was a long time ago.

Any just simply postualting, always like to throw the riddiculous out there, and work backwards to reality, might not be the best way, but its my way

lol

in all honesty i wouldn't be able to even try to explain what is causing these people to defy gravity with metal objects. they have been documentaries on the subject..im guessing they will be on the inter tubes..

REALLY people? There is not enough metal in those plastic lighters, cellphones (video 2) nor those remote controls (video 1) to stick to even a real magnet!

Notice how objects are pressed firmly into place in those videos?

Amazing what 2-way / low tack glue tape can do!

Those barbels in vid could have been plastic for all we know.

I might be impressed if something metal went skidding across a table or something to stick to those kids.

Originally posted by Invariance
REALLY people? There is not enough metal in those plastic lighters, cellphones (video 2) nor those remote controls (video 1) to stick to even a real magnet!

Notice how objects are pressed firmly into place in those videos?

Amazing what 2-way / low tack glue tape can do!

Those barbels in vid could have been plastic for all we know.

I might be impressed if something metal went skidding across a table or something to stick to those kids.

Um, the boy can stick cooking pans to his chest. Possibly even non-stick pans.
He is not Magneto. But still mildly magnetic enough.