if they are drilling 13m of sulfides, and it is going 1.5% Ni, then it must be chockers with pyrrhotite. You only have to look at the photos of the core....it is mainly pyrrhotite. Are you implying they are yet to find the pyrrhotite-poor & high-grade areas? I am not against that...like I said in an earlier post, they still need to do the work.
Pyrrhotite is a conductor not because it is magnetic...it just has excellent conductance. For instance, magnetite (strongly magnetic) does not have a great EM response. You are confusing conductivity and magnetic response. Graphite is an excellent conductor...not magnetic in the slightest. Different physical properties.
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