Comment: built a coil?

THEY imply mysticism. To me, things are all mysterious until understood. Oddly enough, the mysticism that led them to science is the same science that makes you shut down at the notion of mysticism. Mystics and scientists have always been around, both nibbling on different corners of existence. I think they may have chewed through most of the rug and are about to meet in the middle, myself.
All the "experts" sound like you. Nothing but patterns and a display of the intricate relationships between numbers. But these kooks think they found god, so I tuned them out.
Then there are the kids, and (perhaps my childish nature is showing) curious people like me. I have been married for over 30 years to a man who has always said "If we find God, it will be a number" because language tends to divide us, math is universal. Now, I don't mean to whig out any religious people, nor am I trying to convert any scientists, I am asking EVERYONE to put down bias, forgive these men for their bias, and listen, all the way through, before you declare it not worth the time.
I am not stupid - my math Stanine was 97th percentile and that was my weak score. There are youtubes of young men curious enough to build the coil, and they find it unusual. I admit, I do not have any electrical training or skills, but I am probably going to watch my husband build one and then I will share our experience here. The reason I ask you to debunk is to avoid putting more opinion out when what we need are facts.