It is a very simple concept if you have an open mind: "viruses" can not be seen in the wild. You can not swab a herpes blister, place that sample under the most sophisticated microscope ever invented, and see a herpes virus. It has to be processed through several stages involving foreign material.
It is a very simple concept if you have an open mind: "viruses" can not be seen in the wild. You can not swab a herpes blister, place that sample under the most sophisticated microscope ever invented, and see a herpes virus. It has to be processed through several stages involving foreign material.
So, the question is, how can one confirm what is now visible is the same thing that previously was not visible? You simply can not.
This will break the brains of otherwise intelligent people. Try it out. Just ask that question, and watch the cognitive dissonance roll in like San Francisco fog.
It is a very simple concept if you have an open mind: "viruses" can not be seen in the wild. You can not swab a herpes blister, place that sample under the most sophisticated microscope ever invented, and see a herpes virus. It has to be processed through several stages involving foreign material.
So, the question is, how can one confirm what is now visible is the same thing that previously was not visible? You simply can not.
This will break the brains of otherwise intelligent people. Try it out. Just ask that question, and watch the cognitive dissonance roll in like San Francisco fog.