What the fuck ever came of all those videos taking microscopic views of deep nose tests and finding those wiggling black objects on it which are drawn to heat?
They also found them on the paper masks. They would stretch out and reach towards warm objects.
Those things are everywhere. I used to find them on dollar bills under the microscope. I don't know what they are, think they're just fabric junk, like lent. They look freaky, but many things under the microscope do.
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Have a look at this one and jump to minute 3:49. It's more than just a cloth fiber, nothing around it moves and when a source of heat is brought in the whole thing stretches and reaches out towards it, almost doubling in size. These things were all over the sterile deep nose test which he opens for the first time on camera.
You're talking about something that is extremely tiny. When heat is applied to things they expand, very tiny things have very little time to go from room tempt to heat source temp.
Sterile is a funny word - free from living organisms and especially pathogenic microorganisms
Generally your food is sterilized via pasturization (boiling the shit out of what you eat). Medical junk has a similar method. This doesn't mean that stuff brought in during the processing of the swab is removed. All of that stuff outside when growing the cotton, all of the stuff that can fall onto the swab during processing, all of the stuff that can waft onto the swab after the package is opened. There's a ton of lint floating in the air, and it seriously looks funky under the microscope. What I'm trying to get at is that even though it's sterilized does not mean that it's clean.
I personally found a ton of these things in my fingernail dirt. Personally I was very confused until one day when I was wearing a red shirt and they showed up red. But, you don't have to believe me. You can pick up usb microscopes for cheap.
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https://www.bitchute.com/video/6PbOO4Oyt2Ah/
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Sterile is a funny word - free from living organisms and especially pathogenic microorganisms
Generally your food is sterilized via pasturization (boiling the shit out of what you eat). Medical junk has a similar method. This doesn't mean that stuff brought in during the processing of the swab is removed. All of that stuff outside when growing the cotton, all of the stuff that can fall onto the swab during processing, all of the stuff that can waft onto the swab after the package is opened. There's a ton of lint floating in the air, and it seriously looks funky under the microscope. What I'm trying to get at is that even though it's sterilized does not mean that it's clean.
I personally found a ton of these things in my fingernail dirt. Personally I was very confused until one day when I was wearing a red shirt and they showed up red. But, you don't have to believe me. You can pick up usb microscopes for cheap.
https://www.amazon.com/USB-Microscopes/b?node=2742273011 I had the $12 chinese POS and it worked well enough (moved, have no idea where the fuck that thing is). Grab one and run your own tests.
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