This is Matthias Jacob Schleiden, a German botanist, known for being one of the founders of the cell theory, which explains how every living being is made up of cells, microscopic units organized in such a way as to compose a living creature. The thing that catches my eye in this photo is the hand inside the jacket, a clear Masonic custom. Since this gentleman might be a Freemason, and we know that most of what we study in school is indoctrination, have you ever wondered if the cell theory might also be false? I know it seems like I'm saying heresy, obviously I'm not denying DNA, because it's obvious that we inherit physical characteristics from our ancestors, but maybe the situation could be different from how official science explains it to us. I don't know, as fascinating as a cell is, it is still absurd that we are made up of all these "bricks" with many other components inside, such as the nucleus, mitochondria, ribosomes, lysosomes, etc. and we are not even able to feel these chemical processes of cell division within us. What do you think?
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Yeah he’s totally the only person that’s ever studied and verified the cell theory so it could definitely be fake.
It’s good to ask these questions. Most of what we believe today probably isn’t 100% accurate, especially the mechanics of things that are smaller than what we can see.
We are able to use microscopes to see cells; so we know they exist. However, there are many theories about the makeup of cell membranes. We know most of what we are told are educated guesses and a lot of the pictures in textbooks are cgi.
Hopefully, we’ll be able to use AI in the future to review many of our scientific theories and correct some widely accepted theories that just aren’t true.
Harry Hillman disputed mainstream cell theory and said many components of cells are actually artifacts of viewing them in vitro:
[https://www.big-lies.org/harold-hillman-biology/index.html](https://www.big-lies.org/harold-hillman-biology/index.html)
Is that a bong next to him?