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"I am not a biologist, but have been discussing this article with a university student who is studying the field. He is questioning whether a PCR test can distinguish two viruses which differ in segments that have a few different base pairs but are of the same length"
-puts aside
-puts aside
I love the quality of expert who comes to comment on my blog.
"There are several millions of different viruses, but we only have a little more than 10.000 full genomes..."
-I know some head just exploded
-I know some head just exploded
"One of the codes is completely identical to a human chromosome and "
-must convert that threat to a short blog
-must convert that threat to a short blog
"Mechanistically, are you essentially of the opinion that false positives for RT-qPCR COVID tests are coming from contamination"
-keep it simple, big words don& #39;t make you sound smarter if smaller ones make things clearer
-keep it simple, big words don& #39;t make you sound smarter if smaller ones make things clearer
"Sorry It seems at least worldwide that people are testing voluntarily and are not sick,"
-yep, yep, I hear you, all these work experience ICU patients and so on
-yep, yep, I hear you, all these work experience ICU patients and so on
"If Covid 19 exists as you say, then why does the CDC not have it? "
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"I am not a PCR denialist. Clearly it is a massive advacment for science"
-should I even read on?
-should I even read on?
"Hello, I’ve read you article very consciously, I’ve read a lot about of these PCR tests, saw videos, saw they were performed"
-get this guy a lab job, stat!
-get this guy a lab job, stat!
