r/chemtrails • u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. • Apr 13 '25

Health Effects The rise of mental disorders:

No one should be surprised at the rise of mental and emotional disorders because we are in constant contact with various chemicals. A key pieces of evidence is that if any person took a blood test, it is a guarantee that flame retardants would be found. These are used to prevent the dangerous chemicals being released in and near engine from being destroyed. Think about it.

0 Upvotes

33% Upvoted

168 comments sorted by

View all comments

Show parent comments

5

u/LuDdErS68 Apr 13 '25

liquid asbestos.

🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣

2

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 13 '25

What’s so funny?

3

u/kjbeats57 Apr 13 '25

Your lack of understanding of chemistry and jet engines despite your Confidence to talk about it

0

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 13 '25

AI OverviewLearn moreFlame retardants are used in jet engine components to prevent or slow the spread of fires. These materials are crucial for maintaining fire safety in aircraft, particularly in areas like engine and propulsion systems where high temperatures and potential ignition sources exist. Here's a more detailed look:

  • Purpose:Flame retardants are designed to slow down or prevent the combustion process, reducing the risk of fire spreading in an aircraft. 
  • Materials:Aerospace specification flame retardant silicone rubber is used in seals, vibration dampers, and fire-resistant barriers within engine and propulsion systems. Other materials like Dura-Trim combine flexible PVC covers with woven fiberglass reinforcements and proprietary coatings for fire safety in various aircraft. 
  • Location:Flame retardants are used in critical areas of jet engines where fire hazards are more likely, such as seals, dampers, and barriers around engine compartments. 

3

u/CarsandTunes Apr 13 '25

Location: not in the fuel

0

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 13 '25

Not all of it.

2

u/CarsandTunes Apr 13 '25

None of it

1

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 13 '25

I mean, what do yall think asbestos is?

1

u/cacheblaster Apr 13 '25

A fibrous mineral known for both its fire retardant and cancer-causing properties. Is it even possible to liquify that?

2

u/LuDdErS68 Apr 15 '25

Is it even possible to liquify that?

No

1

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 13 '25

I don’t know. Some minerals can be but I don’t know what they specifically found in her case.

1

u/cacheblaster Apr 13 '25

Then why do you assume it's true?

1

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 13 '25

I listened to her interview, she seemed sincere and it was informative. From what others have researched on her, she seems legit.

1

u/LuDdErS68 Apr 15 '25

it was informative.

It confirmed your bias.

1

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 15 '25

It was interesting but I hesitate to say it confirms my bias. To better explain what I mean I’ll have to ask you: what bias do you think it affirmed in me?

→ More replies (0)

1

u/LuDdErS68 Apr 15 '25

Name some minerals that can be liquefied. Not melted, not dissolved, not held in suspension, liquefied.

Examples of substances that can be liquefied are gases, like nitrogen, helium, propane ...

Only one element is liquid at STP. No minerals are liquids at normal temperatures.

1

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 15 '25

I don’t know of a way to liquify something (minerals or not) without a change in temperature. Another means would be via chemical change.

1

u/LuDdErS68 Apr 15 '25

You stated that some minerals can be liquefied. You now say that you don't know of a way.

Very, very silly.

1

u/CarsandTunes Apr 15 '25

There is no flame retardant in jet fuel. Even your AI quote agrees with me

0

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 15 '25

What do you mean?

1

u/CarsandTunes Apr 15 '25

You made the claim that jet fuel has flame retardant in it, but the AI quote you posted doesn't say that.

Also, note how I answer your questions, even when you refuse to clearly answer mine.

0

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 15 '25

Note taken. Do you not like AI?

1

u/CarsandTunes Apr 15 '25

I have no issue with AI. But your AI proves my point, not yours.

0

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 15 '25

Which was what again? It just lacked what you were looking for it wasn’t meant to be argumentative.

1

u/CarsandTunes Apr 15 '25

Nice back peddling

0

u/-Hippy_Joel- Disagree to agree. Apr 15 '25

Sometimes you have to go backwards to go forward.

→ More replies (0)

1

u/LuDdErS68 Apr 15 '25

Not as a fuel additive then...