If vaxed does your cellphone stick to you?

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Gotcha, sorry. That last post flew right over the top! lol

a reply to: BrujaRebooted

Dang, what is it when you are 13 driving your uncle's 78 Chrysler Cordoba through the back hills of Ky, throwing bottles at road signs? Besides dumb of course.

Asking for three friends.

a reply to: TheRedneck

Ill just ask you

How are they faking it in the thousands of videos from all over the world?

Are they using double sided skin colored tape ? Are they using super glue ? You would see the super glue?

there has to be debunking videos showing how they fake it?

I challenge any of you to make a fake convincing video of a magnet sticking to your injection site .

Just for educational purposes.

a reply to: sciencelol

Here is your answer.



It's called friction.

a reply to: andy06shake

Looks more like black magic to me.

Years ago I saw a bloke stick a full pint of fosters to a pub wall.

He got an empty glass and pulled it down a heavily painted corner of a wall three times and then poured the fill pint onto the empty glass and pulled it down a fourth time and it just sat there for ages.



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a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Aye the power of physics compels them.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: sciencelol

Here is your answer.

It's called friction.

Thats a f##### brick wall and a pencil..

Show me someones arm and a magnet

a reply to: sciencelol

The principle is exactly the same sciencelol.

But here you go.



The explanation is friction and then just plain failure.

a reply to: nonspecificRemind me to show you how to balance an egg on its end on winter solstice. For real. It works, but only on that and Summer solstice.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: sciencelol

The principle is exactly the same sciencelol.

But here you go.

www.youtube.com...

The explanation is friction and then just plain failure.

Video doesnt worl

So how do they get it to only stick to one very small area of their arm.

It can also be done with sweat.

I'm pretty sure people were sticking things to themselves for fun or profit well before the covid Vax.



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a reply to: sciencelol

Does now and YouTube link fixed. x

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: sciencelol

The principle is exactly the same sciencelol.

But here you go.

www.youtube.com...

The explanation is friction and then just plain failure.

OMG god MSNBC and just a person saying stupid bull shi.

no video at all showing how they fake it

originally posted by: nonspecific
It can also be done with sweat.

I'm pretty sure people were sticking things to themselves for fun or profit well before the covid Vax.



a reply to: andy06shake

then where is the video of someone doing it with sweat.

All the people crying fake cant make a debunking video?

a reply to: sciencelol

If I told you I had found a spider that measured thirty feet across and showed a YouTube video of a regular sized spider inside a highly-detailed model hangar (similar to what is used in the movies), you would not need an explanation of how I did the video to know that I did not have a thirty foot spider. At least I hope you wouldn't. Such a creature could not exist on the Earth due to the lack of sufficient oxygen available to a non-vertebrate.

By the same token, I know that for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction. The magnet that is supposedly sticking to the arms is a few grams in mass, while the individual molecules that are supposedly attracting it have masses measured in much smaller units... a molecule of water is about 18 amu, which translates to approximately 3*10^-23 grams.

That's 30 trillionth of a trillionth of a billionth of a gram.

Now, if that magnet with mass of a few grams has enough force to stick to the arm, there must be an equal and opposite force operating on whatever is in the arm. If it were a solid mass it would be quite easily detectable and would require medical intervention. so the force on whatever is attracting the magnet would be about... and let me put this so it sinks in...

30,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 times

as much as the force on the magnet.

Do you have any idea what that would do to flesh? Thankfully, such magnetism does not exist to our knowledge except perhaps in the field of an MRI machine at full power (probably still not as strong, but it's an example... and remember an MRI machine can literally rip ferromagnetic objects out of the body or turn ferromagnetic objects on one's person into a bullet) or perhaps on the surface of a neutron star.

Not to mention, the videos are showing objects that are not even ferromagnetic as sticking to these "magnetic arms." Some say it requires a magnet, some say it just takes something made of a ferromagnetic medium, others say it's affecting metals that a magnet will not attract! So no, I don't know how they are faking these videos, and to be honest, I don't care. Seeing is not believing when it comes to video production. If one believes otherwise, one must also believe that there is a real Captain James T. Kirk piloting a starship named "Enterprise" around the galaxy while he argues with a being from a real planet called Vulcan who goes by the moniker "Mr. Spock."

Until there is extraordinary proof, a written, detailed explanation of a properly-performed experiment that can be examined mathematically and reproduced to provide similar results, the claim is bunk.

Period.

End of paragraph.

End of discussion.

TheRedneck

a reply to: sciencelol

They are not faking it in those videos, at least not some of the time.

But nether are they magnetic.

Its to do with simple fiction and surface area sciencelol.



Dow you imagine Mr Bulb dude is gen up?

I'd love to see everyone debunk these videos.
magnetgate
magnetgate 2

This all jives pretty well with the magnetic material experiments
experiment

So it's all the cocky members stance these are all fake?
CGI, AI, superglue?

Let's see one know it all here replicate the hours of videos.
Of course it all sounds stupid.
So do you guys who write all this off.

The same vax supporters here. Hmmmmmm

a reply to: Mandroid7

LOL yep not one of them can even replicate it.

They all have camera phones just one convincing video using friction LMAO or sweat LMAO

NOPE not one just insults and Im an expert.