How about the dude in the clean rooms? That was a new angle for me I hadn’t considered.
The missing MAC identifier was interesting.
I did not know new iPhones can talk to satellites. That creeps me out.
It's for emergency use as a sat phone.
The dude in the clean rooms? More scripted hand waving, and still no examples
of self assembling magic nano wifi tech. There are also better microscope videos
(supposedly of the vaccines) out there to marvel at.
I had the privilege of “seeing” an operating logic gate made of a couple dozen
atoms in the IBM Almaden Research Center’s scanning tunneling electron
microscope. It didn’t self assemble, but if you carefully pushed atoms into it,
it would shuffle them in “Or Gate” fashion (at near absolute zero temperature.)
Self assembling body temp nano wifi tech is not on our menu yet, unless aliens
provided it.
Meanwhile, a proper laser chromatography system will count every molecule in
a vaccine sample, and identify each molecule’s molecular weight and density.
(I used to build and repair those, too, at a company called “Chromatics”.)
I can only guess why we’re not doing that to these vaccines, instead of all this
hand waving and misdirection.
I can imagine many ways that any sort of graphene or other conductive material
in nano form could wreck havoc inside a human being, especially under, say,
appropriately tuned heavy RF stimulation.
It’s high time multiple independent labs started taking a very hard look, with all
their tools, at a great many random vaccine samples and determine exactly what
is in them.
~Easy