If mankind will be destroyed by fire next time, that could be 5G or something similar, where they flip a switch and the graphene starts a combustible reaction.
There have been anecdotes regarding spontaneous combustion of human beings. No one knows how it happens.
Were those tests of some kind of device?
Graphene can withstand high temperatures. Could the villains spontaneously combust people, turn them to ash, by sending instructions to those with some form of graphene implant or circuitry?
If so, I could see how humanity could be destroyed and people would see it as the Rapture. One school of thought holds that people who are no longer there could refer to the bad guys.
Then again, it could be that our vibrations rise to the point that we no longer see or interact with the bad guys.
Or both.
A lot of things exist outside our sensory receptors.
Stories of spontaneous combustion have all come from the pre digital age. In all cases the subject was alone when it happened, and most if not all victims where smokers. One notable case for me was a woman alone in her home who had seemingly was passed out in her chair when lit cigarette caught her on fire and was quickly engulfed.
If spontaneous combustion was a real freak phenomenon, somebody would’ve caught it on camera in the modern day, yet that still hasn’t happened.
If mankind will be destroyed by fire next time, that could be 5G or something similar, where they flip a switch and the graphene starts a combustible reaction.
There have been anecdotes regarding spontaneous combustion of human beings. No one knows how it happens.
Were those tests of some kind of device?
Graphene can withstand high temperatures. Could the villains spontaneously combust people, turn them to ash, by sending instructions to those with some form of graphene implant or circuitry?
If so, I could see how humanity could be destroyed and people would see it as the Rapture. One school of thought holds that people who are no longer there could refer to the bad guys.
Then again, it could be that our vibrations rise to the point that we no longer see or interact with the bad guys.
Or both.
A lot of things exist outside our sensory receptors.
Stories of spontaneous combustion have all come from the pre digital age. In all cases the subject was alone when it happened, and most if not all victims where smokers. One notable case for me was a woman alone in her home who had seemingly was passed out in her chair when lit cigarette caught her on fire and was quickly engulfed.
If spontaneous combustion was a real freak phenomenon, somebody would’ve caught it on camera in the modern day, yet that still hasn’t happened.