¿En qué consiste la teoría conspiratoria? Bueno, en Atlanta, cerca del CDC--convenientemente, el mismo setting de la serie The Walking Dead--hay sobre 500,000 "ataúdes" de polypropyleno. Por tanto, esto significa que nos va a chupar la bruja. Los americanos nos van a ir eliminando sistemáticamente, y necesitan estos "ataúdes" para poder disponer de los cuerpos; una manera antiséptica y sanitaria para bregar con un Holocausto posmoderno...
NO son ataúdes:
Conspiracies typically revolve around the Georgia site (there are some conspiracy theories vaults in Indiana and Missouri too, however). Vantage, owner of the burial vaults at the Georgia site, does not have any government contracts. Confusion appears to arise from a lack of separation between PolyGuard and Vantage, with most believing them to be the same company. We contacted both PolyGuard and Vantage, and they confirmed that they are indeed separate, competing companies. This is a fact often overlooked in conspiracies involving the FEMA coffins, as Polyguard has the government contract (and is based in Wyoming); however, Vantage owns the burial vaults near Atlanta, GA and the CDC.
In other words, the government does not own the burial vaults near the Atlanta airport. There is no connection between government agencies like FEMA and the vaults.En estos 'burial vaults' no van "hasta cuatro muertos":
Conspiracy theorists say they're for efficiently doing away with multiple bodies. However, why would a government stack containers next to the freeway so that they could "bury" bodies secretly? Especially in the case of infectious disease, it would be much easier to burn the bodies or perform mass burials.La compañía Vantage a la que se refiere el texto en inglés tomado de io9 (espacio citado en fuentes de prestigio como Open Culture, revistas científicas, etc.), fabrica estos cajones de gran tamaño, con el fin de cubrir ataúdes y evitar catástrofes reales como fluidos y tejido necrótico contaminando el subsuelo:
¿Por qué hay 500.000 de ellos? Son muchos, pero no llegan a "medio millón":
There are lots of them because the funeral industry use lots. 65,000 people die every year in Georgia alone. 2.5 Million people die every year in the US. Not all of them are buried, and not all burials use grave liners, and not all of them use this type, but that's still a lot of grave liners sold every year.
But how many could there actually be in that field? The conspiracy theorist claim 500,000. Well, a single vault is 3' by 8', so takes up 24 square feet. The field is about 500 feet long, 250 to 450 feet wide, and not totally filled, so let's say 500x250, that's 125,000 square feet, with a stack taking a minimum of 24 square feet, the most you could pack in would be 125000/24 = about 5200 stacks. At 14 per stack (as per the truck image) that's about 73,000. That's just basic science, you could not pack more that 100,000 into that field.La fuente primaria de lo que está circulando en las redes sociales boricuas es de InfoWars.com (aquí). Jesse Ventura, ex-gobernador de Minnesota, también ha regado la histeria. La versión hispana de esta noticia viene de Indagadores. Todas estas fuentes atan cabos sueltos con la dexteridad de un buen cuentista de ciencia ficción. No hay rigor científico ni periodístico. Tampoco hay enlaces a fuentes primarias que validen sus argumentos. Para más información sobre esta teoría conspiratoria--que ya tiene más de seis años--, haga click aquí y aquí.Mi gestión es este blog es considerablemente ingenua (naive). Si cumple con el fin de satisfacer una necesidad, la de pensar. Se espera un intercambio de ideas, a la luz de temas discutidos en las artes literarias, filosofía, actualidad, ciencias, etc.