Yeah, that always felt like bullshit, if I'm honest. McAfee definitely isn't just some psyop. There's a lot more going on there than most seem to grasp.

They aren't worms, they're fibers. They're bad for your lungs but not as bad as just wearing the mask all the time anyway.

I think it could be, at least in part, less about being distracted and more that there's just so much insanity going on all at once that some things just fall to the side to make room for the latest bit of insanity. Keeping up on all of the topics of insanity, let alone all of the different aspects of each example of insanity, may be too much for many.

Attention spans have been depleted and hindered and minds have been handicapped so much that far fewer things can be kept in people's minds at one time. Some shit's gotta go. Enough things are going on that even a few hours can push 'old' stuff to the side.

I'm surprised that the mask worms/contaminants and the magnetized injection sites topics of interest stayed as strong as they did for as long as they did. While it does still appear that there are technically-, scientifically- and medically-informed individuals still researching and discussing the magnetism aspect of the toxic injections, discussion of the mask worms really does appear to have just completely stopped across the internet from what I see.

It could also be, perhaps in part again, due to interest in issues or topics of concern only being of interest or of concern to some only as long as videos-from-person-they-like talks about it. As soon as that 'channel/streamer' inevitably drops the topic and jumps to the next topic of interest, the viewer drops the previous topic as well.

• "Streamer I like" discusses a topic
• Viewer develops big interest in the topic
• "Streamer I like" drops topic as it is 'old news' and jumps to the next topic as only new hot topics get talked about in order to keep views up and money coming in
• Viewer then also drops the topic and puts their attention and interest in the next topic