Their key point is, that the whole branch of virology is based on a wrong assumption. There is contagion from humans to each other, it's just that this doesn't happen because of "viruses".
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This was the episode:
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Love this debate
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Keen to hear your thoughts 🙏🏻
hey chris. i admit i am not sure here and am trying hard to understand if virology is a appropriate representation of reality
here is the collection of contagion studies i have found from old old publications