Recently I've been watching YouTube videos involving a Russian Alchemist creakting humonuculi (sorry if I spelled that wrong) out of chicken eggs and human sperm now I know you're thinking this is a troll or s joke but I'll link the video. I just want to know if anyone here has successfully replicated anything on either spectrum of the practice (Genetic/Transmutation) I believe if you can fetilize a chicken egg and sustain life (which they explicitly tell you in biology you can't) then how much was true? This is something I'd like to devote time to figuring out but not sure where to start because I've only recently become interested in the esoteric (I come from a very scientific state of mind).
That YouTube Vid: https://youtu.be/-Cto1DXXHAc
Alchemy, how much was true and covered up.
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Alchemy, how much was true and covered up.
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Re: Alchemy, how much was true and covered up.
You should be supporting the videos on the man's actual channel, he works hard to make that stuff.
Make. I chose that word because thats exactly what this is, a forgery. "How to make" is a channel for entertainment through varying hoaxes, and makes a fantastic effort of keeping it look realistic.
As for alchemy itself, I gave up on it to get closer to some other subjects of learning. Though, alchemy does indeed exist. It is defined as the pseudoscience of changing matter to another form of matter. While the majority of people will believe that is impossible, ask any scientist and he will say of course that is possible. What am I referring to? The elements. You can change a clump of hydrogen and oxygen, and make water. Something that is completely and utterly unrelated to both atoms. What happens when you mix Iron with copper and other materials? Steel.
In short, alchemy was a precursor to chemistry and physics.
Make. I chose that word because thats exactly what this is, a forgery. "How to make" is a channel for entertainment through varying hoaxes, and makes a fantastic effort of keeping it look realistic.
As for alchemy itself, I gave up on it to get closer to some other subjects of learning. Though, alchemy does indeed exist. It is defined as the pseudoscience of changing matter to another form of matter. While the majority of people will believe that is impossible, ask any scientist and he will say of course that is possible. What am I referring to? The elements. You can change a clump of hydrogen and oxygen, and make water. Something that is completely and utterly unrelated to both atoms. What happens when you mix Iron with copper and other materials? Steel.
In short, alchemy was a precursor to chemistry and physics.
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