Is it nanotech materials that "untrained" self-proclaimed microscopists are seeing in the blood these days, or are they artifacts that "have always been there," as one expert in this group says? Andy Kaufman, MD has assembled colleagues trained in blood microscopy and with experience in nanotechnology to address the claims that have taken the alt-world by storm after the Covid vaccines came out.
Are the weird shapes holograms elicited by refraction of the dark-field microscope's condenser?? These shapes are more like empty spaces on the slide, the experts say; they aren't visible under a light-field microscope. Therefore, they don't actually exist.
"What you're seeing is microzymas replicating, microzymas changing form." These shapes -- geometric and linear as they are -- "have been seen for decades and centuries."
The "white dots" floating in the background behind blood cells are not synthetic nanobots, but nature's nanobots, says one of the experts, and Kaufman echoes with, "We're talking about the little bright dots that are moving around...I like to describe them as a microbial stem cell. They're these indestructible particles that can become any type of organism, from bacterial to fungal."
