hahaha, I gotta tell ya this has to be fake, just has too. I mean could it be otherwise?!
Yeah, I have to agree with you. At first I thought maybe it was some 1 in a billion freak occurence, because there's some really creepy, freakish medical anomalies out there. On the other hand, someone pointed out the fact that it appeared to be pretty chlorophyllated (yes, that's actually a word!). Having grown and observed plants and seedlings in various conditions and degrees of light availability, it is hard to think that a fir tree could grow to that size in the absence of light and yet be so green.
That's not to mention the improbability of someone actually inhaling a seedling and being unaware of it. Or that the body wouldn't immediately attack it and surround it with some type of mucous coating, and cause all sorts of inflammation, which would have obvious telltale signs, like violent coughing, and maybe even blood if it went on long enough.
It seems unfathomable that a struggling seedling with no available sunlight of any kind, in a human body with it's own immune reactions, could even form roots of any kind. I would think that would be way too harsh an environment for a plant to even think about sprouting in.
No, it sounds completely stupid, and pretty impossible, barring some miracle.
Sputnik said:
Some medias now think this is an april 1.st hoax/joke , because it was released on april 1.st in the Julian calender used in Russia .........
Let us hope, or else the world is truly f*ck*d!! :fright: