| Display title | Selective Magnetism |
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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Powerful magnets are cool. Generally, it's a lot easier in cartoons and TV shows to create a magnet that is powerful enough to rip the gun out of your hands than it is in real life. But the real catcher isn't how much it attracts, but what it attracts. And, by extension, what it doesn't attract. |