Display MoreI have hesitated to post about this subject for a few days already, but the sensation of weirdness is too high to withstand.
I don’t know if you have got vaccinated or not. I haven’t and have no intentions to do so. However my parents did and have insisted into me doing it, to which I have declined and we have argued a bit about but nothing really serious.
A month ago or so I started to see some mentions of people that claim that they were able to get magnets or other metallic stuff stick to their vaccination spots. I did not believe it and thought it was just people looking for getting viral on the web. I thought it was going to fade away eventually. However, it didn’t and the amount of claims only grew.
Last week, an independent journalist in the UK, from a YouTube Channel called "Not on the BEEB" also got curious, but instead of following the mainstream debunking edition line that has so far shrugged it of as non sense, he got off his netherparts and went to verify at least one of the claims for himself to see if it was real, and to his surprise he was able to see it for himself.
You can see that video here:
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Even while I saw this, I still thought this was just possibly clickbaiting, tho, as “such a thing would be major news if It were true”, I thought.
Nothing of it had been seen in Chile, or at least by anyone close to me, so I was still curious but not really concerned. Just a day after I had seen this video, a Chilean doctor, known for his alternative views got a video published in his instagram account about this. This caused a huge public backlash against him, humiliation included, and his Instagram account was scrubbed, and also his alternative medicine website. Some of his friends claim he was even fired from the hospital were he worked at the ER room shift.
As I had heard about this doctor before (he was a regular in national TV for years and my wife often commented me about his impressive stances on nutritional issues) and considered him level headed and truthfull, even if inclined to embrace alternative points of view, it called my attention and looked for the video, which already was only available in snips that were saved by other viewers .
Here it is a snip of the one video uploaded to Instagram that caused his downfall:
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This other, that I found much more recently, had been uploaded even earlier by the same female teacher, and is even more impressive:
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As it it is quite impressive, I sent my pops the video, asking if they had seen it and if they had noticed anything of the sorts. Shortly after, I got sent pictures and video of them with their mobile stuck on the vaccine spot. I called them and both of them were baffled, befuddled and astonished, as they were sure it was a hoax and they wanted to set me straight, and teach me a lesson "not to pay attention to these online fake news", and it turned out to be exactly as it was claimed. They were, and still are, completely baffled. As so I am. Here are their pictures (they authorized me to share them).
This all happened past Saturday, and since I have been looking for any explanation and confirmation that we are not seeing things. There is a great number of video compilations showing the effect of magnets, but some of the most serious analysis have been from the same channel "Not on the BEEB" , which has rolled up his sleeves and done much more research, and found several claims and also got to the street to find persons to test by themselves with magnets and also with metalic objects (bolts).
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Now I leave this here for you to see with the implied question: Have any of you seen, heard or experienced anything of this sort?
Can you have your parent try a small, metallic magnet, not a cell phone. While I have not looked into this at all, the couple of photos I have seen all show a cell phone and the glass surface on the skin. I am sure you might have considered this, but surface cohesion of glass to skin can be quite strong. If the cell phone will not stick from the back side or if a metal magnet will not stick, then surely it is due to glass surface cohesion?
Thanks,