I'm not a chemist, only thoughts....👇
Is it possible that petroleum/oil is the main component of graphene? Just like when water forms ice or steam. Same substance, just a different state.
I base it on what comes out of the body when cleaning from nanotechnology, ...you know...

Medieval alchemists called petroleum as "mumi", which is a derivative of the czech word "mumie" (in English it is mummy). The alchemists attributed to petroleum the power of transformation, something like the philosopher's stone - what if it was just coding? And here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L1j7uhwDGsc - ancient Egyptian symbolism for transformation.

If it did, it would explain a lot of things - like the effects of nanotechnology in body or the real reason why petrodollar was created - for treason against the pure human race, as a reward.
Then Excalibur would have a completely different meaning, wouldn't it? It would mean reformatting what's in the stone/graphene.
https://anonup.com/thread/14615754