What do we really know about insects and how they shape our reality?

I've done a lot of watching of insects while living in mainly woods and sleeping under a tree over the last year and a lot of thinking about how that relates to vibration, when and where they seem to irritate me more, how it links to what I am thinking or how I'm feeling and where they could possibly all come from.  You never really see them breeding do you?  I think we are told they are but do we have validation that they aren't just fighting!

I'm going to credit scientists with enough brains to validate a breeding pattern in an insect so the comment above was kind of a joke, however I do think there is still a lot that we don't know or at least a lot being kept from us about this subject.  This is a follow on post from What is gas, is it a magical substance that comes from the earth? because I believe the two subjects are linked.

In the post above I mentioned how insects, especially mosquitoes float about at a different vibration using airflow in a way that we can't.  Which means they are using a higher amount of compressed air (gas) in the moment that we can (which is how a helium balloon works).  When you really watch a mosquito it floats about like the bits of fluff you see around today.  We are told that it's blossom but I don't think a lot of it is anymore.  It looks like blossom but if you actually get hold of a bit it's normally a little bit of fluff floating about.  Do you remember the little fluff balls that have eyes on them and tags as tails advertising businesses.  You would stick them on the dashboard of the big chunk of metal you drive about in (creating gas or compressed air) proud as punch.  Strange little things when you think about it.  They were called Weepuls.

It's also in my opinion very similar to the consistency of what's inside the cigarette filters when you go below the initial layer of thin plastic or card.  So as you can imagine, my brain working the way it does I started to do a lot of thinking about what the benefit would be to keep us getting involved with all this fluff and more importantly putting it in our mouths a lot.  As I mentioned earlier, mosquitoes and other insect float about like little bit's of fluff and you see little bits of fluff floating about now all the time.

So what would be the benefit to creating a reality where there are bits of fluff floating around at the same vibration and consistency as what mosquitoes do?

Maybe mosquitoes and other insects have somehow materialised from these bits of fluff?  It's an interesting theory whether you think it's just a bit of fun or not and it's certainly kept me busy for a while.  It's hard to slow this down and explain it, which is probably why it's never been thought about before.  A few days after having these thoughts I started to notice the blossom on elderflower type flowers and alike, in areas with lots of flies and mosquitoes in.  You can notice little eggs in them and it looks like they are spawning these little black flies.  Now imagine if you were a fly spawning all over some blossom and then little bits of fluff fell onto that blossom.  Is it possible that it could create a breed of fly that would float about at a different consistency kind of like a mosquito?

As I said, I think these flies love compressed air and I wouldn't mind betting they eventually turn into mosquitoes.  If you notice where the spray painters do graffiti you will sometimes find this little red bugs which they call red ants.  These little bugs, if you squash them bleed orange like paint!  Are they coming out in the paint or is the compressed air being sprayed by the artists hitting fly spawn and creating another gassy little creature.  It's quite ironic that they are spray painting to be anti establishment and fulfilling so many agendas by pumping more compressed air or gas into the environment.

We are all driving cars, using air conditioning, extractor fans, vaping, motorbiking, mowing lawns etc etc (you could go on and on) pumping more and more compressed air into our environment and feeding these insects in my opinion.  Which in turn makes it hotter as it changes the airflow, changes vibration, temperature and the amount of air flow in one area which in turn creates more insects!  To top it all off we are shoving loads of sticky glue down our gobs and drinking gassy drinks and using compressed air to heat up food and in the case of a microwave pumping it into the food!  You probably need me to elaborate on the glue part - this is the result I got just now when I googled "how do you make an oil":

"Essentially, the vegetable oil production process can be broken down into the following stages: cleaning, pressing, solvent extraction, refining and packaging"  Oh so nothing to worry about there then or maybe we could question what is solvent extraction?  When you try to google that it tells you that it's using chemicals to extract the oil into water?  That doesn't really make sense does it, so the solvent is the oil but we want to know what chemical you are using to get the oil.  Well I believe a solvent is a glue....isn't it?  So the truth is, they are boiling up a seed potentially a "raped seed" in a solvent or a glue and then telling you it's the oil from that seed.  They stick that in all the vegan products and you end up with a a load of fat bloated vegans!

Now on top of all the compressed air or gas you are creating with all your chips and chunks of metal, you are now vaping and blowing compressed air with bits of fluff in it all over the place, dropping filters everywhere, pooing out gluey gassy fat burgs (that aren't getting drained out to sea anymore) and filling the town with gassy, smelly, fluffy fly spawn!  In the blog post What is gas, is it a magical substance that comes from the earth? I mentioned how the old pumping station I found in between Portishead and Clevedon is no longer being used as a pumping station to pump your poo out to sea but is now a BBC hub for sending out there signals around the country (as far as I could tell anyway).  When you look you see these old pumping stations all around the country, they have been turned into foleys or carparks and are normally surrounded by green boxes that you can't get into that sound like they are generating power some how, using compressed air or gas as apposed to pumping poop and I believe before that creating energy with water.  They are normally labelled by the water companies which would make sense as they are the ones selling the stolen water back to us and redirecting it all around the town.

At some point I started to think about what a mosquito is actually doing when it stings you.  We are told that our skin reacts to the sting by creating a little lump.  We are also told they are drawing blood.  Both could be happening but also they could be drawing blood and replacing it with a little bubble of compressed air to create a little womb for any gassy little flies that want to breed inside us and then be released in our shit.  Normally around a working extractor fan in the city you will find a load of flies, the bigger ones having a whale of a time on the fumes and most of the smaller ones are flying straight into a big spider web under some LED lights that surrounds the town.  Kind of like a spider web!

I've done a lot of sleeping under a tree around mosquitoes and fly's and the mosquitoes especially will buzz in your face just about the time you are going to fall asleep.  You could say this is coincidence but it's happened to me too many times to say that now.  They somehow know that my attention isn't the same and my energy is different and they go for the only bit of skin  they can find which is normally my face.  I once had my tent pitched in a place that had so many mosquitoes around it every time I went back to it I spent hours fighting with them and squishing them, it was quite a workout that never seemed to end.  After a while you start to notice that they are launching an attack on you and they know when you look at them.  They know when you can see them and when you can't and again I've had so many instances of them moving away when I look at them I can't deny it, the same with flies and other insects.  It even got to the stage where they would launch an attack every time I turned to unzip my tent!

So what does all this mean and what does it prove?

For me it highlights that we know very little about them, very little about their motivations and very little about what they understand or perceive as we would call it about us.  There are gazillions of ants in the world and if you watch them in a glass case of sand they don't seem to be doing anything of any relevance to anything.  Just moving bits of food around, creating new little homes in places and generally just acting like we do the "gi"ants.  Get's you thinking doesn't it?  If it doesn't then I must be so bored compared to anyone else on the planet that I'm dreaming up theories that mean absolutely nothing to nobody apart from me, which is possible and probably fair to say!

I think I'll end on something very interesting that happened to me the other day.  I have no idea how you can get to 43 and have never see this until now but it's the truth of it and I imagine not many people have seen it either.  Or if they did they would just ignore it without thinking about it and continue with their lives.  I went out to the back garden of a house I was visiting.  There was nothing special about this place just a standard shed in an alleyway as boring as you would normally see.  I noticed that a slug was hanging from the roof coming down the side of the shed by a long line of slime.  Now this was a big slug, it looked almost like a baby snake.  I looked more closely and could see another one which seemed to be connected to it which looked like it was eating or feeding from the other one.  This one was either wrapped around it or much smaller, it was hard to tell at the time.  When I went back for my next smoke an hour or so later the little one was no longer munching on the other one and was now slightly separate and you could tell it was a smaller one.  They were both creating this slimy substance between them and this slimy mushroom like looking thing was forming below them.  It looked like a mushroom but it also looked like they were creating a shell.  Which would mean that the smaller one was possibly a baby that had just been born and was creating it's shell with it's mother or creator.  Which would also mean that snails are baby slugs in a protective shell while they grow which is made of the slime from the baby and the mother.  When I went back an hour or so later the smaller one was gone and so was the mushroom / shell like substance so I assumed when it was strong and heavy enough it crawled in and it fell from the slime rope and went on it's way with a new slime shell that needs to harden and grow.