This one time at band camp, well it wasn't really band camp. I walk into my room and hear voices. They sounded like they were coming from the computer speaker. My computer tower sits on the floor.
Since I'm 100% positive I'm not schizo, I decide someone is playing games with me and close in on the source to investigate.
I found my flip style phone on the floor under the chair and someone is saying "Hello? hello? Are you there?" And I think....oh FFS. The flip phone was sitting on a glass desk and was set to vibrate. It must have just rang before I came in the room and slid off the desk, hit the floor, flipped open and no one was around to answer it so the caller, who knew me very well didn't hang up but just kept trying to get me to answer.
I got to it just in time and told her what happened. She said "YEAH RIGHT!" But I think she was just messin with me feigning disbelief.
This has nothing to do with your situation, you're just losing touch with reality. Just thought I'd share.
Sure, lots of people will come in and regail their stories of antennas, crystal set radios, EM waves, 1/4 wave, 1/2 wave full wave nonsense. These are all myths that a govt. agent tells all EEs to tell the general public just before they graduate. All the electrical engineers and even some of the hobbyists are in on this. The ones that are not in on it just believe all the myths that's all. You won't see mythbusters or snopes make any mention of this conspiracy either. Of course, they are in on it.
Let us know if someone leaves dynamite and a mouse connected to your doorbell in your attic, then it will really get interesting. Otherwise, you're just another noob that doesn't know how f___ EM works.
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