posted on Jan, 23 2009 @ 05:18 AM
reply to post by amari
So, if I understand this correctly...
You have a 'friend'.. who has another 'friend' who just happens to be a doctor. Believable enough so far.
This doctor, over the last two years, saw a dramatic increase in the number of 'brain worms' from the last 1800 patients he saw over this time (98%
of them had them, as you say). This is where I am having a hard time believing you and/or the fact that you honestly believed him.
Assuming he worked roughly 300 days a year or so (time off for holidays/weekends, change the number as you see fit), that comes out to about 2-3 cases
of brain worms PER DAY.
You were either lied to, or you are making that up. 2-3 cases of brain worms per day over the last two years from ONE single, solitary doctor, is
pretty much impossible. This is due to the fact that he is one man, and (for example) the entire state of Texas has had only about 100 cases of
'brain worms' in the past two years. Apparently your friend's doctor is super-man and can see 18 times more patients than each and every doctor in
Texas combined.
Brain Worms do exist, and people do get infected with them, but I feel you simply made up or propagated sensationalized claims... 98% of 1800 people?
In two years? Honestly?
This is the 'deny ignorance' forum, and I'm denying this, my friend.