I have no idea how it works and I studied chemical engineering. I guess I would have to study physical engineering
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You don't know how it works because you didn't study tin foil hat engineering.
You can actually get pretty good efficiency with tin foil hat engineering due to the reduced cranial volume.
The really depressing thing about this, and many other "unexplained" aerial phenomena, is that it demonstrates how many people just never fucking look up at the sky.
This thing is real, they're spreading dihydrogen monoxide vapours everywhere. Moreover every single dead person has the same thing in their body. Coincidence? I think /s
So true. I have a classmate who is an anti-vaxxer, even though we did biology.
D's get Degrees too
They just never paid attention in school.
To be fair, they do look ugly in the sky.
They're just researching ChemRail™s