Don't be so quick to dismiss something just because you don't understand it and because it hasn't personally improved your own life as that's incredibly disrespectful to the work of the people who dedicate their careers to saving others.
Oh, I'll be fast as hell to not only dismiss something, but to reject and denounce it, not because I don't understand it or isn't personally improving my own life (really? Do you think I dismiss things just because they don't improve things for me personally?), I'll reject it if it's extremely dangerous and reckless, and it has the potential to cause irreparable damage. Doctors used to have to make the Hyppocratic Oath, for very good reason. Now most doctors have completely abandoned it, and scientists like the ones using CRISPR have never given a single fuck about the possible consequences. I don't care how disrespectful any scientist or doctor think I'm being, when they're doing this kind of shit. "Dedicate their careers to saving others". That's a funny one. Most are in these careers for their own personal benefit, and the status that comes with "Dr". There are many as well who have good intentions but are just indoctrinated into believing anything they learn in medical school, since critical thought isn't a skill that's taught in schools nowadays.
We need a lot less "respect" and a lot less reverence for doctors and so called scientists who just happen to hold a title while engaging in activities that are morally dubious, to put it
very mildly. The kind of reverence that used to be reserved for those who blindly followed religious authorities is now granted to doctors and scientists. And that's exactly what got us 3 years of tyranny, dictated by the medical-pharma complex.
CRISPR itself is now known for
causing various types of cancers, but tell me more about how I'm just too much of a peasant to understand the godliness of these marvellous Science™ creations.
I don't have time to watch all of these. If you don't even understand the videos well yourself to summarize the relevant key points to what I'm saying then you're not helping anyone.
It's fine, you don't have to watch any of those. I'm mostly posting them in case someone's reading this conversation, and wants to have a clear understanding of PCR. I summarized the relevant key points further down in my response. But for anyone who still has any doubts about this, PCR only serves to amplify a little bit of something and creates a whole lot of that something, it doesn't work for viral diagnostics. This was said by Kary Mullis himself, the inventor of PCR.
He was completely against the use of PCR in the diagnosis of "HIV". He also conveniently died the summer before the coof scamdemic "broke out".
In a nutshell the argument in the "paper" appears to be arguing:
Point:
-Look at these strange basic things growing inside cells, lets call them viruses
Counterpoint:
-ACTUALLY I don't think we should call them that. I refuse to call them that.
Well, now
this. THIS is a retarded take. Your comprehension skills are non-existent from what I can tell. I seriously worry about you if this is your general comprehension level, your safety is severely compromised.
Nowhere in the paper do they refuse to call "them" anything, they just argue that the things being called viruses
(no matter what you want to call "them", regardless of what you call "them") don't exist, or at least have never been proved to exist (which at this point just shows that the idea of viruses is a scam, like The Emperor's New Clothes), and they go on to dismantle the quackery in which virologists engage on a daily basis.
-Reading their (Sam and Mark Bailey) website (
https://drsambailey.com/) they still believe you get sick, but it's not a virus that makes you sick it's a problem with how your body reacts to the virus. In other words if I shoot you with this bullet, it isn't the bullet that kills you, it's the fact your body reacts badly, and you leak out all of your blood.
Of course they believe you get sick, people get sick, that's a fact. No one ever claimed that sickness doesn't exist. "It's a problem with how you react to the virus", no. What a dishonest, and/or completely moronic take.
There's no virus. There's no bullet. That's the claim. Your body reacts to toxicity, or stress (a form of toxicity) or physical injury, etc. as a way to self-heal, but no tiny invisible boogeyman is kicking you in the stomach until you vomit.
Honestly I don't know why I'm surprised at all, lichens don't even have a brain. What did I expect?