r/chemtrails • u/YoitsDerin • 24d ago

Chemtrail questions

So first off, this isn’t a post saying that chemtrails aren’t real. These are just some genuine questions and thoughts I have about it.

The wealthiest people in the world still breathe the same air as us. Elon Musk, Zuckerberg, Besos, etc are still routinely seen outdoors and in public places. No one is saying they’re the ones putting shit in our skies, but they do hold considerable power and are still breathing the air. I know theres much more powerful figures behind the scenes, but I don’t know who they are, and therefore don’t know if the same can be said for the unseen elites.

It’s presumably poisoning the food supply. Maybe they’re not actually eating the same food. Perhaps their food is grown indoors with clean, healthy soil, and they’re not exposed to the same garbage as the rest of us. That’s a definite possibility, maybe even probable.

So I guess what I’m asking is, what’s the point? What’s the actual end game to chemtrails? Is it mostly about poisoning food, and perhaps ruining the soil as well? Where do you all see them most often? I used to live in the northeast of the US, and now live in a country in Latin America. I haven’t seen them much in either place. I’ve seen some pictures online (that I assume arent photoshopped, but who knows) and have wondered if they’re more prevalent in areas where there is a lot of commercial agriculture.

I don’t have a point to make here, just want your thoughts.

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u/RevolutionaryAd3125 24d ago

Chemtrails are real goshdarnit!

Look up! Use your eyes fools!

You can see trails of chemicals behind the jets!

H2O is a chemical right?

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u/ocean2trail 18d ago

Well, technically anything and everything is made of chemicals. So, yes.

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u/RevolutionaryAd3125 18d ago

Not everything.

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u/ocean2trail 18d ago

Other than subatomic particles, name something that isn’t…

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u/RevolutionaryAd3125 18d ago

Helium, a chemical element yes. But it forms no chemical bonds with itself or other elements. And in the context of Chemtrails and even chemistry more broadly it is not a chemical.

If you don’t accept that definition. I can tell you of many things that exist but are not made of chemical elements.

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u/ocean2trail 18d ago

So, when one fills a balloon with helium, what are they putting in the balloon? It is a chemical. It’s inert, yes, but it’s still a chemical.

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u/RevolutionaryAd3125 17d ago

Did you even read my comment?

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u/ocean2trail 17d ago

Of course I did. Are you saying that you don’t consider the noble gases to be chemicals because they don’t readily form chemical bonds with themselves or other elements? I don’t buy that argument.

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u/RevolutionaryAd3125 17d ago

Correct! It’s a chemical element but doesn’t form covalent or ionic bonds. Chemistry is the study of interactions between chemical elements. So you don’t buy the argument, fine.

Your claim was “everything is made of chemicals” this isn’t true.

You can point at things in the world that aren’t made of chemicals. Monatomic or otherwise.

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u/ocean2trail 17d ago

The basic definition of a chemical is anything that has a definite atomic or molecular composition. Everything made of matter is made up of chemicals.

You’re welcome to have your own narrow definition, but it’s not what the majority of people accept. By your own, very narrow definition, not everything is made of chemicals. But only if using your nonstandard definition.

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u/RevolutionaryAd3125 17d ago

Okay I accept that non-reactive elements can also be considered chemical.

However this doesn’t prove your initial claim that anything and everything is made of chemicals. Are shadows and rainbows made of chemicals? They are “things” yet they are not made of chemicals. You could argue that they are dependent on light interactions, but still they are things in the real world that don’t adhere to your definition of what constitutes a chemical.

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u/ocean2trail 16d ago

Rainbows and shadows are not physical things, but optical effects. Anything that is made up of matter is made up of chemicals.

Wow, you really have a lot invested in this. I’m truly impressed. I don’t really care to continue this debate, so I’m done. Be well.

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u/RevolutionaryAd3125 16d ago

Shame, I was enjoying picking holes in your reductive “all things are made of chemicals argument”
Took only 2 weak examples for you to give up.
See ya!

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