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You seem to be saying that the fact that there are virus particles grown in a 2% medium contradicts the foundations of virology.

That's not "sterile." They're adding virus to cells that have already been grown. There's no reason why viruses *shouldn't* or couldn't replicate under these conditions.

And even if what you say is true, how does that undercut the foundations of Virology? What fundamental claims of the subject are incorrect as a result?
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Dan Ostermayer 3w ago

viruses might exist or they might not but what is mind blowing is this is how we currently "prove" that they do exist and it is laughable

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Globe99 3w ago

Yeah I guess the moon "might or might not" exist. Laughable indeed.

We prove they exist by TEM and DNA evidence. Which doesn't require this study protocol that seems to be the lynchpin of your argument.