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WHAT'S GOING ON?! Chinese Scientists Are Also Dying Mysteriously.. Sparking More Wild Conspiracy Theories!

Where have some of the scientists gone?

By Skyler SaundersPublished 6 months ago • Updated 6 months ago • 3 min read

So, this latest spate of conspiracisms involves scientists with mysterious deaths in the United States, China, and elsewhere. What is happening to them? Are governments trying to stop rational thought and investigation in our world or what?

In the US, a NASA engineer and an Air Force general were among the ten unknown deaths of people tied to nuclear secrets.

In China, at least two scientists met their end without even a whiff of explanation. This seems alarming. There is no end in what people with tin foil fitteds might come up with, but there could be some credibility to these wild accusations that this is some government coverup.

If we tap into the idea that scientists are on the vanguard for preserving the products of the mind, then it could be plausible that States are silencing them. It is within the grasp of the populace to demand answers to the deaths and disappearances of these prominent figures.

In advanced societies like America and China, it would appear as if the government would protect the men and women of the mind. In reality, there have been subterfuge and underground deals between nations and within them as well.

Some cases have purported that scientists are whisked away from their homelands allegedly. When this happens, it is all for the sustenance of the governments that oversee the people. This should not be. Scientists are tremendously vital signs of a righteous republic. They seek and discover new ways to protect, enhance, and preserve quality of life, standard of living, and life expectancy. Through their work, they expose lies and make it possible for new treatments and technologies to come into existence.

The power of scientists and engineers lies in the fact they are in search of truth. They want to get to the gristle to find out facts and display their work. Alfred Nobel knew this when he set up three categories for his original five prizes pertaining to the scientists.

In today’s world, those awards are highly laudable (and lucrative). What makes it so special for anyone who has ever developed something from a collection of atoms is that science facilitates all of this.

For the people of the scientific community to just disappear from sight, to vanish without knowing, or to die by mysterious ways, is and always will be a travesty. Scientists’ lives matter. They should be protected by their governments to do the necessary work that should promote the well being of their own selfish lives.

If it ever comes down to who is supposed to be the main reason for the advancements in the world, look no further than those who do science. They represent the mind. What they conceive pushes forward the momentum of thought calcifies into hard reality.

It is with this spirit that we should acknowledge the men and women who have disappeared and honor their legacies. Without scientists, we would not know objective facts. Our world would be barren of the latest developments brought on by the power of thought.

With these individuals who stand as giants in the world, it’s important to see just how important their contributions were before whatever happened to them occurred. Their might of the mind is what makes them so effective on Earth.

If people do not recognize the reality of these disappearances, it is with trepidation that we look at something that could be elevated from conspiracism to conspiracy. The former is something that has no basis in fact while the latter can be transformed into a theory or even a truth. We shall see what further developments arise.

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    Written by Skyler Saunders