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Originally Posted by Icelander
However, supernatural phenomena appeared to cause interference with a wide range of electronics and even other technological devices, correlating somewhat with the evident intensity of unnatural influences. And vice versa, in that paranormal phenomena almost never seemed to occur anywhere with a heavy concentration of modern technology, nor indeed anywhere populated mostly with technologically savvy, industrialized, mostly secular people, where belief in the supernatural was rare.
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In that case, yeah, you'd probably get physicists with theories (or "theories," perhaps).
Interference with electronics wouldn't just happen, according to their worldview. There'd be a mechanism to it, and that would be open to exploration by experiment. You'd have to decide, for example, if a bubble chamber was a technological device and how it reacts in the presence of the supernatural, and further experiments would flow on from those results.
8 years is a good amount of time to throw experiments at something, but that would be limited by how frequent the phenomena are.