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People are so starved for attention that after they've told their Covid story dozens of times to everyone they know and see, they make up new symptoms because it's the most interesting thing they have to talk about. You'll notice a trend of this with people who have nothing else going on in their lives.

Edit: there is literally no such thing as "long Covid." Brain fog comes from being an unhealthy piece of shit.

People are so starved for attention that after they've told their Covid story dozens of times to everyone they know and see, they make up new symptoms because it's the most interesting thing they have to talk about. You'll notice a trend of this with people who have nothing else going on in their lives. Edit: there is literally no such thing as "long Covid." Brain fog comes from being an unhealthy piece of shit.

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Are you one of the this-virus-doesn't-exist people, or one of the no-virus-exists people? If you are one of the no-virus-exists people, we cannot discuss because our knowledge of science comes from different centuries. If you are one of the this-virus-doesn't-exist people, then please explain how the machines from Illumina and BMG that routinely isolate and sequence all viruses in labs produce invalid results for SARS-like viruses but are working fine for all other viruses.

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(((illumina)))

Thanks for making this easy you subversive kike. https://poal.co/s/CoronaVirus/412984

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7092803/ = https://archive.md/7O6dv

ctrl + f "Illumina" to go to that specific snippet

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Now I understand why so many call you a fag - as soon as you run out of arguments, you hide and answers with downvotes instead. Oh, I know, it's not your fault, it's (((them))) who did it to you.

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These are the machines used for sequencing (like https://www.illumina.com/systems/sequencing-platforms/nextseq-1000-2000.html and https://www.bmglabtech.com/de/next-generation-sequencing-why-quantifying-exact-dna-rna-is-important). So you think (((viruses))) are not real because (((machines))) sequence them?

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Btw., you avoided to answer my question: How comes that the machines can sequence some viruses, but create invalid results when sequencing others?

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It's a feature not a bug