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The sinus infection from Hell

As I've said ever since  DIGEST | (TECHNOLOGY) Tips and Techniques for Processing Demonic Digital Media to Save the World , demons are the primary cause of all of the human world's major maladies, especially, physical illness and disease, and that in order to even begin to address the problem directly, one has to be able to see what the problem actually is, something the demon cloak makes nearly impossible. To that end, I've been working on digital camera software that enables people to see the hidden causes of some illnesses, particularly, by demonic entities that are placed or otherwise lodged on the outside of the body, whether intentionally or through negligence . While testing that software last night, I think I found the cause of my recurring sinus pain, which for the past 20 years, has always been diagnosed as chronic sinusitis: Processing this still frame, taken from a video made during a period of high-demonic activity, revealed the underlying cause of

GALLERY | "Spun"

Yet another gallery of interesting (but uninformative) pics of demonic activity, which don't tell enough of a story or have an explanation sufficient to warrant posts of their own, but which couldn't be ignored, either. They are just neat to look at, especially knowing they are not only one of a kind, but show a phenomenon unique to demons, particularly, their ability to morph and transit between dimensions (for lack of a better term). The still frames posted to this gallery (aptly named, "Spun") show one or both of either of those things, wherein objects and surfaces are literally whirling like a pool of the same name. They were captured by my iPhone while recording video during a period of high demonic activity (the only time when such images can be made). That which spins in a given still frame spun without any spinning of the camera; the videos from which they were taken might show movement, but no circular motion of any kind, whatsoever. Look closely enough, a