Also keep in mind that it does not take a lot of light to expose silver
salts and make them form what is called a virtual image (which then can
grow if additional salts are present). How much? Well, take a camera
with film in it, and INDOORS, open the lens for only one second. Then
develop the film. If you have any normal level of light, the film will
most likely be totally and completely overexposed! You don't have to sun
bath, walking outside on a winter day is likely enough. Also the
shorter wavelengths of light, such as UV which have a stronger effect on
silver chloride easily penetrate clothing, as I sadly found out first
hand once. So I would expect that the argyria would be less, but not
missing entirely on his body. Of course a good bit of where it shows up
and how badly could also be due to where he primarily applied it
topically as well.
Marshall
Dave wrote:
Maybe I read something into it that wasn't there but he said his feet
were also bluing and that his body was blue.
Don't know what you saw but that is what I read. You can plainly see
his arms as well as his hands are discolored.
Dave
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
If you watch the videos linked at the bottom of the SOTA page about
this fellow, you'll see that there's no apparent discoloration of his
body, especially the torso.
This contrast between the skin on most of his body and his face is
really remarkable. This may support the photographic theory put
forth by long-time, reliable member M. Dudley, as the face would be
the part most exposed to sun. Indeed, basal cell carcinoma is quite
common on the face, especially the nose, and the shoulders -- the
parts that get sunburned.
One good point that came out of the interview: the SOTA generator
was not the one he used. The device shown in one news program
belonged to his fiance. The best news in all of this is that the
Blue Man does not have an apparent agenda and seems supportive of CS
to this day.
On Monday, Feb 11, 2008, at 01:45 Asia/Tokyo, Dave wrote:
The discoloration of his whole body kind of shoots down the theory
of photographic development it would seem.
He was from Oregon and it is doubtful that he went around naked to
get the sun light to the places necessary for that to happen. He did
use Salt and then baking soda as a starter.
Sota says it was sea salt which of course comes from the world's
septic tank and could contain anything from nuclear waste to many
other byproducts of war as well as medical waste and cruise ship
garbage to name a few.
Why anyone would put such crap in their body is beyond me .
Dave
Jonathan B. Britten wrote:
See this link for an interview:
http://www.sotainstruments.com/blue_man.asp
On Sunday, Feb 10, 2008, at 11:39 Asia/Tokyo, His Child wrote:
I noticed in his latest video that he kind of liked the attention
he's getting now with his publicity. I sincerely hope for his
sake that he doesn't let this celebrity status go to his head to
the point that he doesn't diligently seek the cure for his
condition that has already been developed and used. As I
understand it, now that he's blue, even clear silver would
aggravate his problem. The clear silver does not in a normal
person allow the accumulation to take place and no blue condition
will result, unless the argeria is already started..
His
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Sent: Saturday, February 9, 2008 7:53:37 PM
Subject: Re: CS>Blue man
His Child wrote:
> He's the same blue man, but a new video.
I saw him on TV last week and he was drinking his "silver" and it
wasn't
clear at all. It was very milky.
Cyndi
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