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That talk with my uncle about chemtrails actually broke my brain a little
My uncle Dave (who runs a small HVAC repair shop in Tulsa) cornered me at Thanksgiving and started talking about how chemtrails are actually just normal contrails, but he showed me this old FAA manual from 1998 that listed the exact chemical mix. He said the patent for weather control goes back to the 1960s and it's all public record if you dig. I laughed at first, but then I looked up the patent number he gave me and it was real. He's not saying there's aliens or anything, just that the government has been spraying things for decades without telling us why. Has anyone else run into that old patent and thought it was a little too specific for something they claim doesn't happen?
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park.miles14d ago
Man, I gotta push back on this. Look, I get that finding a real patent feels like a smoking gun, but patents are filed for all kinds of stuff that never actually gets used. Companies and governments patent crazy things just to lock down the idea, not because they're actually building it. If you dig through USPTO records, you'll find patents for everything from flying cars to mind control helmets. That doesn't mean they exist. The FAA manual you're talking about probably lists standard deicing compounds or fuel additives used for aircraft performance, not some secret weather spraying program. And that patent from the 60s? It's almost certainly some old theoretical research paper that got patented for military funding, not proof of a decades-long cover up. Believing that a single patent proves a massive conspiracy is like finding a recipe for a cake in a library book and thinking it means the government is running a secret bakery.
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willowg8814d ago
Honestly yeah, looking up that patent myself is what actually convinced me to take it seriously too.
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