But why listen to an idiot who talks nonsense like Dr. Carrie Madej and believes in "life forms" built from two different elements?
I don't believe the guy is a liar. I believe he found whatever this is, but when he goes off and starts speculating about it being alive (although currently motionless), even "smiling at" him, and being brought to life and activated by some signal ... all without any evidence, that's where one has to draw the line. What if it's aluminum (adjuvant), some carbon and boron that somehow got entangled on the end. What kind of life form exists that is just made of those 3 elements and then can get activated by a signal? Then there's a flat piece that looks like metal that got hammered flat, and he calls it a "paw". And he keeps talking about eggs. What eggs? He never showed any of those. "It also wants to live and multiply ... understand that." Huh? He knows this how? It's almost like Madej when she could sense that it was "self-aware".
Topic: Aluminum 'thing' found in Pfizer Comirnaty (Read 1278 times)