a list I found that says which metals are soluble
nice list, however the question to be answered is: "tiny particles do not exhibit a magnetic permeability high enough to do what the video shows"
> the question to be answered is: "tiny particles do not exhibit
You're not asking a question, you're pushing an agenda. Instead of asking, "Do soluble metals exhibit" You're trying to push the answer.
If you were asking a question, the answer would be -
There definitely is a possibility.
But what also needs to be answered is what happens after those soluble metals are injected into human flesh. Specifically, what does human flesh do to the soluble material, how will the metals act after having the soluble material absorbed by the flesh, and what states are the material and metal in prior to, and after, the injection. - For example the Pfizer injections need to be stored at -80 degrees Celsius.
You're not asking a question, you're pushing an agenda.
no, other than I want flat earthers to fuck off and stop making us look bad.
Instead of asking, "Do soluble metals exhibit"
We already know this, blood is already full of iron and this effect is not exhibited.
There definitely is a possibility
no there isn't, because nothing transparent and small enough to be injected via a needle has enough magnetic permeability to allow a fridge magnet to stick to your arm.
These are physical laws and they are very easily checked. Watching a tictok video is not a reliable source of information, it is entertainment for niggers.
what also needs to be answered is what happens after those soluble metals are injected into human flesh
No we don't, because a Covid vaccine doesn't use a superparamagnetic delivery mechanism. Ever eaten spinach? Congrats, you now have extra iron in your blood, whatever the body doesn't need is expelled, it doesn't sit around making just your arms magnetic either
Pfizer injections need to be stored at -80 degrees Celsius.
so what? enzymes break down mRNA, the same as bacteria breaks down food. Both require freezing to remain stable
>other than I want flat earthers to fuck off
See, you've just proved my point.
You're pushing an agenda. You ignore proof and scientific facts if that don't align with your agenda.
Someone disagrees, and the only option you have is to attack the messenger. "They're flat Earthers. They're conspiracy theorists who get their evidence from TikTok videos."
After explaining to you that metals are soluble, I could explain that metals are made up of atoms, Barium is made of Barium atoms for example. You can't see individual Chromium atoms. Etc, etc. But this is pointless. You are beyond saving. If what I say doesn't align with your agenda, your brain isn't capable of dealing with the contradiction.
Also, you aren't capable of abstract thought. Many of the lesser races aren't.
Are the magnets sticking to one arm and not the other because they had alcohol rubbed on that spot a few days earlier and now their skin is slightly sticky in that spot? Maybe. It is possible. - But if that doesn't align with someone's agenda they'd point out that rubbing alcohol isn't sticky. But abstract thought would give the possibility that the oils and sweat secreted in a spot that was covered in alcohol could make the skin sticky.
Or is it because a soluble metal was injected in that spot? Definitely possible. - Oh... but that doesn't align with your agenda. And you aren't capable of abstract thought. So you'll say bullshit like metal isn't soluble and that you'd be able to spot the metal atoms.
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