Just to make sure it makes sense to you: magnets don’t create lightning strikes, don’t heat things up, don’t kill (or give electro shock) when touched , don’t function as batteries, can’t power up a lightbulb. You can think of it that electromagnetic field has all properties of a magnetic field (attraction of opposite poles, repulsion of same ones) but magnetic field doesn’t have all the properties of electromagnetic field 

 Yes they do… wrong.  You’re being too limitative in your definitions and possibility ranges. 

 Are you an engineer? 

 I am. And never forget that
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 Shit why am I learning that damn electrical engineering the fuckers are brainwashing me 🤯