Sorry, that site tried to put some COMPUTER viruses on my laptop. That tells me all I need to know about the lack of integrity and adherence to the scientific method of that web site. Why don't you, instead of touting such a lying web site, take some Virology courses in college, as I did in my premed program, or Microbiology? The information there IS factual and can be proven through peer-reviewed studies. I am already knowledgeable about viruses and how they work; you desperately need to be educated, NOT merely "uplifted."
PS - I made the same offer to another post: Go and drink a culture of Ebola and prove to yourself that it isn't contagious, as you appear to believe. Or even receive a throat swab taken from someone with a severe cold. Don't you think that saliva containing a virus that causes the common cold CAN give you a cold also, if that virus contacts your eyes or mouth? If not why not?
You are sorely mistaken. Virologists basically are money grubbing for more research dollars so that they can keep playing in the lab. Germ Theory is based on a lie and admitted by Pasteur himself. You are not going to convince others of your line of reasoning with such a derogatory and condescending attitude eitherтАж
No I donтАЩt think I would тАШcatchтАЩ a non-living virus from some swabтАж that personтАЩs virus is encoded with their own RNA/DNA which is not compatible with my RNA/DNA or anyone elseтАЩs, therefore not contagious.
THEN DO IT! Prove to the world that germs are NOT contagious--preferably by drinking Ebola; the world needs fewer idiots, savages who believe lies instead of science.
BTW, viruses, while not alive, DO link into normal cell functions and disrupt their normal operations in order to multiply, regardless of your specific RNA/DNA. Either prove to us all you're right and hundreds of years of medical research is wrong--or else show us the price you're willing to pay for your ignorance and stupidity.
Have a site for you to spend some time on: virusesarenotcontagious.com and be uplifted!
Sorry, that site tried to put some COMPUTER viruses on my laptop. That tells me all I need to know about the lack of integrity and adherence to the scientific method of that web site. Why don't you, instead of touting such a lying web site, take some Virology courses in college, as I did in my premed program, or Microbiology? The information there IS factual and can be proven through peer-reviewed studies. I am already knowledgeable about viruses and how they work; you desperately need to be educated, NOT merely "uplifted."
PS - I made the same offer to another post: Go and drink a culture of Ebola and prove to yourself that it isn't contagious, as you appear to believe. Or even receive a throat swab taken from someone with a severe cold. Don't you think that saliva containing a virus that causes the common cold CAN give you a cold also, if that virus contacts your eyes or mouth? If not why not?
You are sorely mistaken. Virologists basically are money grubbing for more research dollars so that they can keep playing in the lab. Germ Theory is based on a lie and admitted by Pasteur himself. You are not going to convince others of your line of reasoning with such a derogatory and condescending attitude eitherтАж
No I donтАЩt think I would тАШcatchтАЩ a non-living virus from some swabтАж that personтАЩs virus is encoded with their own RNA/DNA which is not compatible with my RNA/DNA or anyone elseтАЩs, therefore not contagious.
THEN DO IT! Prove to the world that germs are NOT contagious--preferably by drinking Ebola; the world needs fewer idiots, savages who believe lies instead of science.
BTW, viruses, while not alive, DO link into normal cell functions and disrupt their normal operations in order to multiply, regardless of your specific RNA/DNA. Either prove to us all you're right and hundreds of years of medical research is wrong--or else show us the price you're willing to pay for your ignorance and stupidity.
What? No answer from DL? LOL! Maybe it got up the nerve to try a culture of Ebola and is now improving our world by removing itself from it . . .