Implants.

[Experiencer7]

Assuming they are real. And that they are not a natural formation., (cyst/micro tumor). How 'bout we look at it from a different angle. Rather than thinking of them as a device intentionally implanted in the "abductee's body. What if it is an artifact formed during and as a side effect of the process of being abducted. This would explain the seemingly random placement of the object. What outside force could cause the formation of such an object in the human body?

 

[Xylo]

. What outside force could cause the formation of such an object in the human body?

If human bodies are able to "go through walls" then that would suggest some type of shift in electrical current or creating "space" through the atomic bonds of either the body, or the object. When the body is "re-solidified" metals present could be absorbed into the body at that time. Theoretically, I guess.

 

[Experiencer7]

If human bodies are able to "go through walls" then that would suggest some type of shift in electrical current or creating "space" through the atomic bonds of either the body, or the object. When the body is "re-solidified" metals present could be absorbed into the body at that time. Theoretically, I guess.

That's a good one.

 

[CapnG]

Everything about implants is assumption and guess-work, up to and including the notion that all implants serve the same purpose (or indeed ANY purpose).