I was listening to someone speaking on the Amanpour show and they were an expert on all of this and were saying how every human now has the amount of plastic in several plastic spoons or forks or knives in their body from microplastics gathering there because Microplastics are in the air, the water and travel in clouds are in all foods that are grown because the water has microplastics in it now too.
So, basically by creating plastics starting likely especially in the 1930s and 1940s and since we have created now literally "Plastic People" everywhere on earth. There isn't anyone who doesn't contain at least several plastic spoons worth of plastic in their bodies which lodges especially in people's brains.
Is it good to know this? I'm not really sure about this because of how greedy people are still making plastic at a rate that is incredible worldwide. So, the percentage of plastic in human bodies, in breast milk in placentas in human brains will likely increase incredibly throughout this century.
Who will survive all this?
I think humans might be becoming more like cyborgs every day now. For example, I have a pacemaker likely made of plastic and electronics above my heart cut into a pocket of skin above my heart which helps control how my heart beats. Without it I likely would be dead now.
My wife has now 4 replacement joints which is basically titanium joints cushioned by some sort of nylon or other type of plastic spacers in her hips and knees.
So, you are beginning to see my point of how all of us (that have medicare) at least are becoming more cyborg like (if we want to stay alive past 40 or 50 or 60 years old these days.
My wife's biological mother for example, had a pacemaker and several joint replacements and lived to be 95 years old and had all her marbles still when she passed away recently.
So, do you have plastic in your body whether or not you have joint replacements or pacemakers: YES.
Every baby and person on earth now has plastic throughout their body especially in their brains. Is this good? I don't think so but then again living on earth has always been: "ADAPT or DIE!" which is what it has always been like to be a human being who survives on earth.
Will everyone survive all the plastic in their body?
Oh NO. Many people are dying from it right now. Just the weather changes and the plastics and all that kill about 350,000 people in the U.S. every year and about 10 million on earth every year.
So, will some people survive the plastic in their body?
Of course. Just like I survived having a pacemaker put in my body to regulate my heart beat so I didn't die of Atrial Fibrillation.
Would I rather be dead? I don't think this is a useful question for me. I think living is what I have learned to do for my family.
I can remember almost dying in 1998 from a heart virus and refusing to die (even though every other person who had a heart virus then in 1998 like I had died then. I had to even give up my dermatologist because his 29 year old cousin had died from a heart virus like I had because he was upset that I had lived and his cousin had died (just like everyone else who had had a heart virus like me in 1998 and 1999.
So, does everyone have plastic in their body especially in their brain? Yes.
Are we all going to die because of this plastic. Not all of us. some of us will go on no matter what!
Maybe that's what I find comforting. Some of us will survive no matter what even even we have to become complete robots made of plastic and the sand of silicon chips to keep on going.
Is this a comfort to you?
Maybe and maybe not.
However, this century is turning out to be a doozy and much more intense in it's own way than the 20th century.
Will you survive it?
That's mostly up to you at this point.
First you have to choose to survive in order to survive it.
I find that every moment you are either choosing to survive or you are choosing to die in some way.
But, that's just me.
I choose LIFE!
By God's Grace
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