I run into this sentiment a lot among chemtrails believers. It basically boils down to, "the government (or other powers-that-be) are evil, therefore chemtrails are real!" Non sequitur, it does not follow.I love these rational posts. They re good and i understand your logic. But u don't understand that the elite running the world are evil. When they anounce the new world order / UN bangerang and the world implodes financially and its all aout civil war. It is all a coincidence dont worry!! the state will save u!! Then think again about the chemtrail theory
EDIT: Won't be long now!
I love these rational posts. They re good and i understand your logic. But u don't understand that the elite running the world are evil. When they anounce the new world order / UN bangerang and the world implodes financially and its all aout civil war. It is all a coincidence dont worry!! the state will save u!! Then think again about the chemtrail theory
EDIT: Won't be long now!
It's really about the evidence. If there were good evidence, then researchers would be glad to put their reputation on the line - documenting that something as remarkable as Morgellons was real could make someone's career.
Results
We identified 115 case-patients. The prevalence was 3.65 (95% CI = 2.98, 4.40) cases per 100,000 enrollees. There was no clustering of cases within the 13-county KPNC catchment area (p = .113). Case-patients had a median age of 52 years (range: 17–93) and were primarily female (77%) and Caucasian (77%). Multi-system complaints were common; 70% reported chronic fatigue and 54% rated their overall health as fair or poor with mean Physical Component Scores and Mental Component Scores of 36.63 (SD = 12.9) and 35.45 (SD = 12.89), respectively. Cognitive deficits were detected in 59% of case-patients and 63% had evidence of clinically significant somatic complaints; 50% had drugs detected in hair samples and 78% reported exposure to solvents. Solar elastosis was the most common histopathologic abnormality (51% of biopsies); skin lesions were most consistent with arthropod bites or chronic excoriations. No parasites or mycobacteria were detected. Most materials collected from participants' skin were composed of cellulose, likely of cotton origin.
The study you linked also found higher incidence of drug abuse in the Morgellons subjects (self-reported; they didn't test hairs like the CDC study did).
Where have you brought up any valid argument, one which wasn't refuted within no time?
Has Wikileaks ever released anything about Area 51?
When you have a bit of fluff like that under magnification, it's very easy for very slight air currents to move it around. Also, if you have something that has some moisture in it, it will frequently twist and curl as it dries out under the microscope. I do a lot of looking at very small insects under a dissecting scope, so I see these effects frequently.
Not sure how this follows? Ordinarily if I see something affected by magnets, my first thought is that it might contain some metal.
