You can't require people to prove a negative. If you claim something exists, the burden of proof is on YOU. When people tell me that no covid virus has been ever isolated, I point out to a site where they can buy an isolate. I don't ask them for any proof, this would be, indeed, me avoiding proof from my side.
You can't require people to prove a negative. If you claim something exists, the burden of proof is on YOU. When people tell me that no covid virus has been ever isolated, I point out to a site where they can buy an isolate. I don't ask them for any proof, this would be, indeed, me avoiding proof from my side.
Covid skepticism and agnosticism are wide spread among people who lived their lives normally and use natural medicine. One reason is that they didn't observe anything different from previous flu seasons. Another one, unlike allopathic medicine, they don't have to invent new special diseases every time and apply new or repurposed drugs. Existing remedies work very well for flu, any flu, and you don't need the concept of viruses to boost the immune system. They don't use fraudulent, questionable covid testing, given there is no single FDA approved test exists (EUA means they may or may not work), and they all are "tested to work" using PCR testing.
"I point out to a site where they can buy an isolate." How does that prove that viruses exist? I have bought "unicorn droppings" and "leprechaun gold" in a store. Does that prove unicorns and leprechauns exist? You have to find out the steps that were taken to get that "SARS-CoV-2 isolate" into the vial they sell for a few thousand $.
Yeah, somebody must've sold me a fake pineapple. Semantics is super-important.
Ironically, you just demonstrated what's called "unfalsifiability", yourself proving that your theory isn't rational and scientific. It doesn't matter what somebody says, you always invent an argument "it can be something else". Just go away. This is not science, this is obsession.
Interesting response. DO you know how they get the substance they put in the vials sold as "SARS-CoV-2? If not, how do you know what you would be getting? Or, if you have bought that product, how did you test it to see what was actually in it? You can readily see a pineapple, and use your unaided senses to tell if it's real or fake; How do you test that if you can't use unaided senses, as with a virus that can only be imaged by an electron microscope, and otherwise can't be detected directly?
God. Please, keep repeating unfalsiability over and over and over and over and over and over. How do you know that the content of your head isn't cottage cheese? How do I know you're not a lizard?
You can't require people to prove a negative. If you claim something exists, the burden of proof is on YOU. When people tell me that no covid virus has been ever isolated, I point out to a site where they can buy an isolate. I don't ask them for any proof, this would be, indeed, me avoiding proof from my side.
Covid skepticism and agnosticism are wide spread among people who lived their lives normally and use natural medicine. One reason is that they didn't observe anything different from previous flu seasons. Another one, unlike allopathic medicine, they don't have to invent new special diseases every time and apply new or repurposed drugs. Existing remedies work very well for flu, any flu, and you don't need the concept of viruses to boost the immune system. They don't use fraudulent, questionable covid testing, given there is no single FDA approved test exists (EUA means they may or may not work), and they all are "tested to work" using PCR testing.
"I point out to a site where they can buy an isolate." How does that prove that viruses exist? I have bought "unicorn droppings" and "leprechaun gold" in a store. Does that prove unicorns and leprechauns exist? You have to find out the steps that were taken to get that "SARS-CoV-2 isolate" into the vial they sell for a few thousand $.
Yeah, somebody must've sold me a fake pineapple. Semantics is super-important.
Ironically, you just demonstrated what's called "unfalsifiability", yourself proving that your theory isn't rational and scientific. It doesn't matter what somebody says, you always invent an argument "it can be something else". Just go away. This is not science, this is obsession.
Interesting response. DO you know how they get the substance they put in the vials sold as "SARS-CoV-2? If not, how do you know what you would be getting? Or, if you have bought that product, how did you test it to see what was actually in it? You can readily see a pineapple, and use your unaided senses to tell if it's real or fake; How do you test that if you can't use unaided senses, as with a virus that can only be imaged by an electron microscope, and otherwise can't be detected directly?
God. Please, keep repeating unfalsiability over and over and over and over and over and over. How do you know that the content of your head isn't cottage cheese? How do I know you're not a lizard?
repeat it 100500 more times, super duper smart
come on, keep wasting digital space, photons flying out of you ass
Keep taking my orders and typing more letters. Who's "us", photons?