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this post was submitted on 13 Jul 2023
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Let us know what you think after you try it!
Science is cool.
Alright well unfortunately I can't really test it because the key fob for my car is hit or miss even when I'm right next to it.
I would love if someone can post some evidence, literally any evidence I will watch and take in. I have a scientific mindset, no problem being proven wrong, I'm very much open to new information but I need to see some evidence.
I found this small experiment, someone recorded on Physics StackExchange.
I also found this computer modelling, but I’m not familiar with the source (Altair.)
I have no leaning either way, and would welcome more data on the topic.