Nostr

you did not use Koch's postulates on an isolated samples of a verified virus and prove contagion on any of those samples. There are millions of worthless papers on viruses - but not the one we need where we actually proved it.

The state exploits our acceptance of this by expanding its power without being required to verify every time. The smoke and mirrors of genomic modelling combined with the stupidity of the public is now a perfect cover - but they never even proved polio was a contagious virus when they took people from their homes and interred them.

This is gonna split Bitcoiners.

simulx 2y ago

we infected mice all day long

control vs test groups

viruses spread

idgaf about models

literally watched mice get sick exposed to viruses that i made

don't care about models or proofs

the problem with viruses are they're so easy to make and so easy to infect people with

take a random virus that normally lives in an animal, incubate in increasing quantities of human blood for 6 months and you've got gain of function

it's the easiest way to create a pandemic and anyone can do it

it doesn't take sequencing machines or geniuses it just takes some patience and some blood work

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Phundamentals 2y ago

i'm interested. this is as close as ive ever come to talking to someone who could shed light for me - so thank you.

how did you isolate and purify the viruses to ensure that you know what was causing the sickness?

do you know that we did attempt in 1918 to prove the spanish flu was contagious. we gave clemency to people in prisons so they would volunteer to have sick people spit their snot through plastic bags directly into their faces. while we were unsuccessful in proving contagion there (which doesnt mean nonexistence of course - just failure to prove), at least we tried.