Well you cannot just state viruses do not exist without at least some reason for thinking that way.
Maybe they were created in some lab...but anyone who has caught a cold from someone else and has the exact same symptoms has to concede that the illness was caused by some microbe passed between the two people.
I do not believe that I have made such a statement. I am not trying to prove or disprove whether viruses exist or not. What I
am suggesting is that - a lot of the time, at least some of what you hear and read is "made up" - it is
not real (at least, not the way it is presented to you).
And, that - most people tend to believe and accept most-if-not-all of what they hear and read without even thinking about the possibility of the necessity of the requirement of proof.
Do you
really trust
any and
all [modern] 'authority' figures
so much that you
never question
anything they say as having a requirement of proof???
~
As for the virus in China (the thread topic) - I
am 100% convinced that one of the following is true:
~ The virus - as defined and demonstrated in the public media - is "made up" (agenda based) and does not actually exist.
~ The virus does exist - and, was created in a laboratory and purposely and deliberately released into the population.
I
do not believe that it was an "accident" of nature.
