Anti-vaxx Redditor debunks graphene disinfo
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It's not impossible that they used some bad batch experiments with exotic material. The issue at hand is whether Pablo Campra's Raman spectroscopy proved graphene was in the vials he looked at or not.
Lipid nano particles are fully admitted in the patents as part of this technology, yes. That's a separate issue.
Well so then my feedback would be that they have shown it could be GO but not that it is GO. Additional evidence comes from the dozens of peer reviewed articles admitting they're exploiting GO to replace or augment LNPs. For some this is enough, for a skeptic they'll require more proof. Even if they admitted they were doing it some people would still refuse to believe it or would begin downplaying the safety concern. Denial can be dogmatic
Actual proof is needed to make a strong claim. When you have multiple liars saying it is graphene, but no proper studies that can withstand peer review, why still believe it is in there?
Articles admitting GO is used in other experiential products doesn't prove it is in these shots. That's still speculation. I admit, they could be putting that stuff into some shots for experimentation, but I'm not going to tell people I know it is in there.