GM Foods:
they are not safe in my opinion.
they will cause mass starvation.
check the news today concerning corn.
any GM product should be stringently tested for decades before
its allowed to interact with our environment.
and the testing should be done by concerned individuals
not the industry.
concerned volunteers whos financial records are monitored.
gold nano particles:
its dinner time and my chicken thighs on the george forman grill are done , I still need to cook the okra and tomatoes
and rice , and the tea pitcher is almost empty so I also have
to make some tea.
Im thinking that natural gold does not dissolve in nature unless it is exposed to an acidic environment.
such as swamps.
also certain bacteria will grow gold ! sort of.
let me get back to you on this , ok.
heres an interesting bit on bacteria that disolve gold
http://news.discovery.com/earth/gold-bacteria-nuggets.html Gold nuggets are often the creations of bacterial biofilms, say Australian researchers who have demonstrated the process and even identified the bacteria at work.
Layers of bacteria can actually dissolve gold into nanoparticles, which move through rocks and soils, and then deposit it in other places, sometimes creating purer "secondary" gold deposits in cracks and crevices of rocks. The process overturns the long-held belief by some scientists that gold ore is created only by "primary" physical geological processes.
so thats what that stuff is that cloggs up my well.
I never have figured out a way to keep that gold looking
junk out of my garden.
its not just gold though its copper also and some silvery mess
that accumulates on the surface of any container that I put the well water in.
it forms a shiny metalic surface.
when I dip a leaf into it the slime sticks to the leaf.
I let it dry and some of the gold just dissapears depending
on how long it dries.
I burn the leaf and it leaves a tiny ball of gold.
I guess its gold.
this never happened before, I did something that I believe
caused this to happen.
note:
just in case others have observed this slime in their well water , its toxic if its gold.
"We tagged the DNA and saw the beautiful active biofilm (dissolving the gold)," said Brugger. "That was very interesting because gold in soluble form is very toxic." That dissolved gold can then be redeposited in other places in a much purer form.
just thought I would throw that in...
but thats not on topic so , lets continue.
the ingredient in tea leaves is what cures the prostate cancer
so couldnt bacteria be used to disolve the natural gold into nanoparticles vs the expensive nuclear process?
would this work?
or is this too natural for science.
