Did you know that our brains, and the brains of all animals, contain tiny magnetic crystals? It's true. These bits of magnetite are believed to help birds, fish, whales and other animals that migrate, or travel long distances, find there way. It's like an internal compass helping to guide them. It's not known what purpose they serve for humans, but most likely the same thing, at least for our distant ancestors who didn't have compasses, sextants, or GPS navigation. We also know that the planets magnetic field is both weakening and shifting. I read recently that one airport was having to change the signs on it's runways because the magnetic north pole is drifting toward Russia at a rate of forty miles a year. And in other areas of the planet, shifts have been detected with some spots getting weaker while others get stronger. Some scientists believe this may be one reason why whales and porpoises mysteriously beach themselves, sometimes in schools.     
    The question we need to be particularly concerned with is what effect is this weakening and shifting of the magnetic field having on human brains, out brains. We may not be using those magnetite crystals to help us navigate the planet anymore, but are we using them for something else? No one really knows for sure so no one knows what will happen (or is happening) because of these changes in the magnetic fields around us. Could these magnetic shifts cause us to become confused and emotionally volatile? Could it result in loss of control, loss of social inhibitions that prevent us from attacking others every time we disagree with them? Maybe not, but something certainly seems to be having that effect on some people. And is radiation from cell phone, airport scanners, x-ray machines, radar, etc. adding to this confusion in our brains? Only time will tell.