By Frank Visser. From the conclusion:
"The picture of health and disease is always complex, and theories are
very difficult to test in this field. But what doesn't help is that one
part of the story—even the very existence of its most probable cause—is
flatly denied, in favor of untested and all-encompassing claims to
health and wellbeing. If one wants to overturn science, the first step
is to have an accurate knowledge of it, including its most recent
advances. Even though the origin of viruses
has not been fully clarified, there is at the same time so much
knowledge about these entities in science, that dismissing this out of
hand, without actually engaging the field in the proper forums and
journals is unproductive. Assuming professional scientists are duped by
the photos of little blobs in cells into thinking they see viruses is
just beyond any reasonable plausibility."
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