Comments by "bruzote" (@bruzote) on "Can Humans Sense Magnetic Fields?" video.

  1. They don't use magnetic fields. They use the smell of nonna's home cooking.
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  2.  @Trip_mania  - You're splitting hairs. After all, if you want to be reductionist, year senses don't sense pressure, they sense stretching due to lack of equal pressure on both sides. Your ears just sense the tension, not even the differential. So, if magnetic direction could affect the torque on cellular molecules and that were transduced into a signal, one could sense magnetic field direction.
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  3.  @MidnightSt  - I remember reading about some group of people that had a culture of paying attention to their direction (small-town Norse people in the boonies, or something like that?) Maybe you're good at that as well. They simply seemed to have a background process of paying attention and remembering
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  4. When I get tangled up in Christmas lights and fall over, I always end up with my head pointing north.
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  5. Scout was a euphemism for the guy nobody wanted to be around. ;-D
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