[Parmy]

Might also depend on how the graphene oxide reacts within a particular individual's body. Some may tolerate it better than others. Also, consider other medical problems.

Wive just talked to a person who isn't getting the jab, but her fellow employees have. Some are able to put a magnet on their arms and the magnet adheres to the flesh. Graphene oxide has a negative charge. If the positive pole is placed on the arm the two charges would attract.

[tlozo]

Some are able to put a magnet on their arms and the magnet adheres to the flesh.

So called "magnetic" people existed before vaccine. Its not magnetism, its friction. Some peoples smooth skin is stickier than others. Tell them to put talcum powder on the skin first. The magnets will stop "adhering".

— as demonstrated by the late skeptic and magician James Randi — their claimed magnetic powers suddenly disappear if you cover their skin in talc.

https://sciencebasedlife.wordpress.com/2012/03/14/are-there-really-magnetic-people/

[DoodleDawg]

Might also depend on how the graphene oxide reacts within a particular individual's body. Some may tolerate it better than others. Also, consider other medical problems.

It still boils down to how much graphene oxide, if any, was in the vaccine.