Blood and Unnamed Substance

used to Resuscitate OD Patients

Well, at long last I finally looked at my blood…and immediately doused it in the one injectable substance I had to hand. Baby steps. There’s definitely something a little unnerving about looking for yourself at an unadulterated sample of your own life-force (especially when you anticipate seeing the kinds of things we’ve all been seeing). So I decided to add a dash of something else to maintain a buffer of plausible deniability. “That's not from my blood. No siree”. I'm that guy that got queasy at the first responder training video in high-school, so cut me a little slack.

Don’t particularly like the look of this one…

Anyways, not sure what all I expected to see. Considering what I see others seeing, little green men aren't strictly off the table.

Blood, bubbles, blues & blobs.

I present to you: pretty pictures with no attendant scientific claims, rigor, or backing.

Images taken shortly after sample creation.

I also experimented a little with a green lens filter. Some interesting results with that.

Green filter. Final image taken the following morning after some crystallization occured.

I’m calling this one “cosmic crystal carrot-stick”.

Interesting layers of complexity here. Too bad it seems Substack may not be capable of conveying them in full clarity…

That’s about all for now. My long-awaited optic camera turned out to be a bit of a bust. I’ll continue to monkey with it, but the image quality doesn’t seem capable of getting anywhere near what I can achieve holding a phone up to my microscope lens. How much can you really expect spending $60 on E-bay? Until next time.