Guys I'm itchy Are they good or bad brainworms

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: Mandroid7

originally posted by: IAMTAT
So, I guess, these disgusting lil bast*ards can crawl into your mouth and nose from your mask.
F that S.
The German video said the mask they tested was from China.

Don't forget they're into the butt stuff too.

Shivers

I heard that if you hold a banana in front of your a$$...they'll come out and bite on to it.

Then you can pull 'em right out.

Sounds like removing a conch. Ugh

originally posted by: Guyfriday
Those aren't worms, they're just polythreads reacting to the heat of the light being used on them. That is why you don't see a full on five minute video of the worms moving around without edits. It's still gross to think that you are breathing in these plastic threads while you wear a mask, but to push the narrative out that they are somehow saving us from brain worms really is just giving China and Fauci more fuel to force this stupid mandate on the world.

Dude..there all squiggling around on that video.
I'm open to and hoping your explanation is legit.
Still leaves the embedded particles question though.

Furthermore, what do polythreads do when embedded in your lungs?
Why are they inside sterile, high tech, sealed tests?

originally posted by: Guyfriday
Those aren't worms, they're just polythreads reacting to the heat of the light being used on them. That is why you don't see a full on five minute video of the worms moving around without edits. It's still gross to think that you are breathing in these plastic threads while you wear a mask, but to push the narrative out that they are somehow saving us from brain worms really is just giving China and Fauci more fuel to force this stupid mandate on the world.

I don't think in this scenario they are saving us from the worms, rather, placing them in the masks...

a reply to: Mandroid7

If you take a piece of thin plastic and stretch it out then heat it, it will look alive. SO the content of the video may be real, the context of it isn't.

I don't want anything imbedded in my lungs. So I the scaring that plastic would cause within the lungs is not something I want to toy with. The weird part is that if a person isn't wearing a mask then these fibers with most likely just get exhaled out the mouth if inhaled. With the mask on who knows where they go.

a reply to: GoShredAK

Well there are no worms.

I'm not sure if the fibers are being put on the masks on purpose, or if they are just ending up there due to poor manufacturing standards of cleanliness. Ever wear a wool sweater and fold a white sheet? The same thing happens, you end up with small pieces of the sweater in the form of fibers on the white sheet. This is no different, so the question of why are they doing this may be moot since they may not even be aware of this until somebody pointed it out.

a reply to: Guyfriday

im guessing right back in

a reply to: Guyfriday

that is true..but ive never seen them crawl around

I don't know guys. I just know I don't like it.
The morgellons thing was s subject I wish I never read about.
Good god Jim.
Nightmare juice.
link

a reply to: Mandroid7
Ok, I have ran into some problems.

The plastic bag my masks come in are white so I had to open it, I had planned on looking through a clear bag but no luck. Spent some time examining two masks, had gloves on, started at 30x then 60x then 100x, and no dark fibers visible. I then breathed on them for over five minutes and looked again. Still nothing. I don't know if they are a different brand but they are made in china and bought from Harbor Fraight.

I found nothing on them until I laid one on a cloth chair and it did pick up a few fibers that looked similar to those shown but this was only an added contaminant to see if I could reproduced what was shown. I have not tried to reproduce the motion with the contaminant fibers because I consider adding the fibers already cheating.

The microscope goes to 100 power before the iphone zooms it more. I am estimation at least 200 power in the final eaminations of the masks.

I have another pack of masks but they are all black.

I am searching the web for other evidence of fiber motion under a microscope.

a reply to: beyondknowledge

Thank you for the contribution. Seriously.
Easily visible at 10x, or really good eyesight with flashlight behind fabric

I am searching the web for other evidence of fiber motion under a microscope.

Lol..jinx, I'm doing the same thing.
Sorting through that and nemotode worm sub species and life cycles also.

a reply to: Guyfriday
Eta: star for u

Truth....and I can only imagine what these fibers may possibly do to our lungs...

I suppose they don't necessarily need to be squirming around to be dangerous.....

I haven't watched OPs videos because I have enough negativity in my life, I don't want to be further freaked tf out.....

Personally, I believe, very strongly that mind over matter, the term, holds much more weight than commonly perceived. In my case faith in Jesus/God.

He can heal in an instant, and I have experienced this...

So fibers....worms, or no.....

It's all In our minds.

(Am I schizo mandroid?)
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PSA

Don't go all schizoid on this information yet guys, we may just bath in this industrial waste daily.
The proven microplastics issue may be related.
They are found in single-celled organisms and now placentas of animals.
(Crap, don't go schizoid on that one either)
(Crap)

a reply to: Mandroid7

Too lake broski.....

Eta: by lake i meant late.....

a reply to: Mandroid7
I found some big examples.



This second one is funny becaue they don't know how to make twisted rope properly.

Think of these "muscles" loose and warmed by breath.

a reply to: GoShredAK

No...check my last post.
Every one of us are just learning on this rock.
There is an excellent hidden truth to your mind over matter statement.
Easily repeatable weirdness suggesting matter being effected by observation.
The double slit experiment is mind blowing.
I am pretty open to all opinions or positive brainstorming.
I do have a dog in the fight. My prego wife has been wearing the masks in store for almost a year.
So, conspiracy entertainment aside, I'd like to know what's up.
Even if its just a common industrial dust or something, I want to pick the right mask material for her.

originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: Mandroid7
I found some big examples.

Think of these "muscles" loose and warmed by breath.

You may have cracked the mystery. That's looking mighty familiar.

What are the implications of these in the lungs? Lung cancer?

Props to Guyfriday

He looks like he may be correct.

a reply to: Mandroid7

thin fibers are likely to deposit in the gas exchange region and, of these, the long insoluble fibers can remain in the lungs indefinitely.

Read page 3.
Link


Which is a higher risk, the dirty air we breath all the time or the few fibers from a new mask daily?

Ats is pretty cool in this regard.
Try having this convo on facecrook.
guys, thanks for the convo.
Feel free to carry on and add anymore stuff you see.
I'll check back in on the chat in a bit.
A zoomed in pic would be excellent.
Probably identifiable, for forensics guys.

originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: Mandroid7

thin fibers are likely to deposit in the gas exchange region and, of these, the long insoluble fibers can remain in the lungs indefinitely.

Read page 3.
Link

Jesus..I'll give it a read. Looks positive.lol

i suddenly hate fibers!