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16-12-2020 03:20PM

Lex Luthor wrote: »

How does that fit in with the conspiracy?

Are you now just parroting back the questions you can't answer?

Timberrrrrrrr · 16-12-2020 03:21PM

Lex Luthor wrote: »

How does that fit in with the conspiracy?

For us to know that you would have to tell us what the conspiracy is, seeing as you refuse to elaborate in what the alleged conspiracy is sure it it doesn't really matter does it?

aido79 · 16-12-2020 03:22PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

Not the same thing. Have an open disagreement with them in class and see where it gets you. I had a mate who told a lecturer that there werent 27 different genders. He switched subjects fast enough.

I'm not saying to have a disagreement with him. I'm saying if you more information on therragrippers or anything else related to what's possible and what's not when it comes to vaccines then maybe ask your lecturer as he may know something about it which will stop you spreading false information and embarrassing yourself.

I don't blame the lecturer for changing subjects fast. The chances of offending your mate with any answer he provided might be high enough. It's beyond ridiculous to say something like that in a class.

16-12-2020 03:22PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

Ahem on what course? I had some fairly mad ideas on GcMAF and David Noakes.They like to be asked questions not to have their subject questioned , big difference.

They really do if you are open to having a discussion. If you're gonna make claims based on questionable sources rather than peer reviewed research then you might not get a lot of time. But general questions that go against grain are happily discussed. Say this based on a degree and masters in two different disciplines.

aido79 · 16-12-2020 03:24PM

Lex Luthor wrote: »

How does that fit in with the conspiracy?

Is that really your level of contribution to this thread?

ohnonotgmail · 16-12-2020 03:27PM

aido79 wrote: »

That's what I always thought. I was told by a lecturer many years ago that most of what we learned in college would be obsolete(electronics) in a few years but the whole point of college was to get us into a way of thinking.

wait until 30 years have passed.

skooterblue2 · 16-12-2020 03:28PM

aido79 wrote: »

I'm not saying to have a disagreement with him. I'm saying if you more information on therragrippers or anything else related to what's possible and what's not when it comes to vaccines then maybe ask your lecturer as he may know something about it which will stop you spreading false information and embarrassing yourself.

I don't blame the lecturer for changing subjects fast. The chances of offending your mate with any answer he provided might be high enough. It's beyond ridiculous to say something like that in a class.

Do you believe there are 27 different genders? The Lecturer stood his ground(in fairness he was a bit of nut job). My friends mistake was telling the lecturer he was wrong in class. My friend didnt tell me that story, someone else did.

Lex Luthor · 16-12-2020 03:30PM

aido79 wrote: »

Is that really your level of contribution to this thread?

I have many levels

aido79 · 16-12-2020 03:34PM

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

wait until 30 years have passed.

Might not be the best place to bring that up. Heads will spin at the wonders of how the technology will track them in the future.

16-12-2020 03:34PM

Lex Luthor wrote: »

I have many levels

Yet, so far we've only seen evasive, dishonest and ill informed.

aido79 · 16-12-2020 03:36PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

Do you believe there are 27 different genders? The Lecturer stood his ground(in fairness he was a bit of nut job). My friends mistake was telling the lecturer he was wrong in class. My friend didnt tell me that story, someone else did.

No but if you believe there is then start a new thread on it because it doesn't belong in this thread unless it's part of the vaccine conspiracy.

ohnonotgmail · 16-12-2020 03:37PM

King Mob wrote: »

Yet, so far we've only seen evasive, dishonest and ill informed.

you forgot vague

skooterblue2 · 16-12-2020 03:37PM

aido79 wrote: »

I'm not saying to have a disagreement with him. I'm saying if you more information on therragrippers or anything else related to what's possible and what's not when it comes to vaccines then maybe ask your lecturer as he may know something about it which will stop you spreading false information and embarrassing yourself.

I don't blame the lecturer for changing subjects fast. The chances of offending your mate with any answer he provided might be high enough. It's beyond ridiculous to say something like that in a class.

You would not be worried about machines at nano level size being installed into you? He didnt change subjects fast it was after a lecture and we were both onto different lectures afterwards.

Dohnjoe · 16-12-2020 03:38PM

aido79 wrote: »

No but if you believe there is then start a new thread on it because it doesn't belong in this thread unless it's part of the vaccine conspiracy.

Speaking of which..

Doesn't seem like we're making much headway. Appears to be the usual mealy-mouthed assault on science/reason/common sense masquerading as presenting conspiracy theories.

All we've had so far is a wonky one on HCQ which was debunked.

skooterblue2 · 16-12-2020 03:39PM

aido79 wrote: »

No but if you believe there is then start a new thread on it because it doesn't belong in this thread unless it's part of the vaccine conspiracy.

I dont believe it either but I believe it is linked to something else. What we are witnessing is part of a larger plan that falls into a pattern.

aido79 · 16-12-2020 03:44PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

You would not be worried about machines at nano level size being installed into you? He didnt change subjects fast it was after a lecture and we were both onto different lectures afterwards.

As I asked already if the vaccine to be rolled out in Ireland contains 5 doses per vial then how do you ensure that everyone gets a chip?
To answer your question I am not even the slightest bit worried that there are machines ar nano level sizing contained in the vaccine so no I'm not worried about it.

It's already been done to death that this nanotechnology requires external power so it's not really going to do what you seem to think it might.

aido79 · 16-12-2020 03:45PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

I dont believe it either but I believe it is linked to something else. What we are witnessing is part of a larger plan that falls into a pattern.

Which is the conspiracy? Are we eventually making progress here?

skooterblue2 · 16-12-2020 03:56PM

aido79 wrote: »

As I asked already if the vaccine to be rolled out in Ireland contains 5 doses per vial then how do you ensure that everyone gets a chip?
To answer your question I am not even the slightest bit worried that there are machines ar nano level sizing contained in the vaccine so no I'm not worried about it.

It's already been done to death that this nanotechnology requires external power so it's not really going to do what you seem to think it might.

Well we cleared that one up fairly fast. You arent studying maths or science if you dont know what size Nano is. There is no chip, its nano machines.

Dohnjoe · 16-12-2020 03:58PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

Well we cleared that one up fairly fast. You arent studying maths or science if you dont know what size Nano is. There is no chip, its nano machines.

In the Covid vaccines?

16-12-2020 04:07PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

Well we cleared that one up fairly fast. You arent studying maths or science if you dont know what size Nano is. There is no chip, its nano machines.

Ok. What nano machines do you believe are in the vaccine? What do they do? How do you know they are there and not a figment of your imagination?

circadian · 16-12-2020 04:09PM

Cool, when do I get my Iron Man Mark LXXXV armour then?

aido79 · 16-12-2020 04:09PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

Well we cleared that one up fairly fast. You arent studying maths or science if you dont know what size Nano is. There is no chip, its nano machines.

You'll get more respect if you stop dodging questions. I study electrical and electronic engineering. It's my second degree in the area so I'm fairly sure I understand what nano means. I have no idea what a nano machine is and I doubt you do either. Can you explain what it is and how it is powered? That's the strange thing about all these nano devices...they all need to be powered so the idea of putting a nano chip or a nano machine into someone's body without their knowledge is ludicrous and to base a conspiracy on it foolish....to believe that the conspiracy exists is astonishing.

Lex Luthor · 16-12-2020 04:11PM

aido79 wrote: »

It's already been done to death that this nanotechnology requires external power

that was only you who though this

aido79 · 16-12-2020 04:17PM

Lex Luthor wrote: »

that was only you who though this

Do you really want to go back over this again? I thought it, explained it to you and you disagreed and proceeded to provide a link which showed that an external reader was needed to provide power for the nano RFID as it didn't have it's own power source.
Turns out we're not making progress. One step forward, two maybe 3 steps backwards.

16-12-2020 04:20PM

skooterblue2 wrote: »

You would not be worried about machines at nano level size being installed into you? He didnt change subjects fast it was after a lecture and we were both onto different lectures afterwards.

Eventually, such treatments will be a thing and I'm pretty fine with that. I have a chronic illness that requires me to get cocktails of high tech medications as is. I'd be pretty delighted if more targeted and effective treatments become available. They will face stringent regulations and are a pretty logical progression.

Pretty much any medical treatment we use now would have looked strange and intimidating a generation or two ago. Eg a large proportion of endoscopies have been replaced by swallowing capsule cameras. I'd choose that any day over shoving a long camera wire down a person's neck. You could easily paint it as an ominous change but overall it's a big improvement.

Also nanotechnology machines etc has nothing to do with the vaccine..

Lex Luthor · 16-12-2020 04:23PM

aido79 wrote: »

That's the strange thing about all these nano devices...they all need to be powered

not all...!!!

it already has been established that passive RFID tags do not require an internal power source
They mainly operate by receiving radio waves to their antenna from an RFID reader, which then gives them power to transmit the information back to the reader

Passive RFID tags can be manufactured to sizes most people would not see with the naked eye

16-12-2020 04:28PM

Lex Luthor wrote: »

not all...!!!

it already has been established that passive RFID tags do not require an internal power source
They mainly operate by receiving radio waves to their antenna from an RFID reader, which then gives them power to transmit the information back to the reader

Passive RFID tags can be manufactured to sizes most people would not see with the naked eye

Ok. So is this what you believe is in the vaccine?
Evidence please.

16-12-2020 04:28PM

Lex Luthor wrote: »

not all...!!!

it already has been established that passive RFID tags do not require an internal power source
They mainly operate by receiving radio waves to their antenna from an RFID reader, which then gives them power to transmit the information back to the reader

Passive RFID tags can be manufactured to sizes most people would not see with the naked eye

And this seems to amount to the quantum tattoo conspiracy except it's injected directly into a person's body. It would be incapable of carrying much data with a range of a few millimetres. Sounding pretty useless plus you'd have to cover up the existence of the nano tech in the vaccine... Also why exactly couldn't this have been put in the multiple other vaccines that people get from birth to death? Seems a bit silly to do it in this way. There's zero logic to the theory.

Lex Luthor · 16-12-2020 04:29PM

aido79 wrote: »

Do you really want to go back over this again? I thought it, explained it to you and you disagreed and proceeded to provide a link which showed that an external reader was needed to provide power for the nano RFID as it didn't have it's own power source.
Turns out we're not making progress. One step forward, two maybe 3 steps backwards.

By saying something is powered, one needs to clarify if that is done externally or internally

if you are saying that one of these devices can operate without having its own internal power source and can operate from an external source such as an RFID reader providing RF waves then we have agreed

if you are saying that one of these devices cannot operate without the need for having its own internal power source, ie. battery, then we'll have to agree to disagree

Lex Luthor · 16-12-2020 04:32PM

Deleted User wrote: »

It would be incapable of carrying much data with a range of a few millimetres.

not much data needed and a few mm is sufficient for any RFID reader to pick up a signal

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