Nasal Swabs
- Thread starter RoseRed
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Did you click on it? It still works for me.
Yes, I edited my post.
Kook or not?
Do you have an account?
Yes, but I've got it locked down so tight, it might just be my security. I can see it now. She's definitely a kook, but she's a hot kinda crazy.
As old man Billy Stamper at the missile plant used to say, "I wouldn't kick her outta bed unless I wanted to do it on the floor."
PeoplesElbow
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Ear Candles are a thing, so why not?
I guess I really didn't answer this. She seems like a kook, but stranger things I've been told have turned out to be true. I just think it's a little far fetched. I'd like to see the article.
I often wondered why they had to swab your brain for a covid test. That alone was a big nope for me.
Stranger conspiracy theories have turned out to be true, so it wouldn't surprise me. Dembot rona fetishists are clearly easy to control, but I think they were that way before covid.
Stranger conspiracy theories have turned out to be true, so it wouldn't surprise me. Dembot rona fetishists are clearly easy to control, but I think they were that way before covid.
SamSpade
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Guessing if you HAVE one, you won't be as compliant.
Clem72
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Definitely a kook. Mystery report from a tiny foreign country in English and she was the only one on the internet who saw it and downloaded it. It's not on Google, so she must have been perusing the Slovak Republic's health website the instant they uploaded it. Uses made up terms like DARPA Gel. Okay, even if DARPA created a special top secret gel, why would they tell the Slovak Republic they made it (I.E. why do these guys believe DARPA made it).
That's ignoring the antenna in the brain thing. There are companies out there putting LITERAL ANTENNAS in animals (and people's) brains and they aren't able to communicate anything, even under the best of controlled circumstances they can sometimes control a computer mouse (up/down/left/right). But these self-assembling nano-antennas allow for complete zombification and transmittal of advanced instructions?
Also, about small antennas. The smaller the antenna the smaller the electrical waveform it can pick up. The minimum size is generally regarded as 1/4 the wavelength. The smallest wavelengths for electromagnetic waves that are considered usable for communications is around 1mm (some of your phones may have MM wave radios). MM radios don't work more than a couple of meters apart. So the largest wavelength a 1nm antenna could pick-up would be 4nm, which puts you near the gamma-ray territory.
As far as I am aware, there are no current ways to use gamma rays as communications. Even if they were possible it would have a maximum range of a couple of hundred feet. And to produce a ray capable of travelling even a few inches requires a very high energy equipment for artom smashing (cyclotrons, particle accelerators, or nuclear fission devices).
But maybe these self-assembling crystalline nano-antennas actually work together like a telescope-array. Still the same problem, the array could allow for greater resolution of a signal if more than one element can faintly receive it, but won't magically allow it to collect a signal the individual elements are too small to receive. Maybe the nano-antennas actually form end-to-end to make larger antenna? They would also need to form other structures to collect electrical energy from the ionic exchange of your neurons then some computational device to send the signals back to the overloards.
Nevermind. I think I could figure out how to make this work if you give me a couple weeks.
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Clem72
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I know you're joking, but the nasal cavity doesn't actually connect to the brain. They go deep because there is supposed to be a greater chance of collecting the virus from the area of the sinus that is near the opening to the back of your throat. They do the same with other flu tests. I have never not sneezed on the tech that swabbed me like that.
I didn't do it. I recall seeing people lined up in their cars to get probed. Nope.