That's why creating fear through the 5G scare is way more effective than creating fear of a virus
You always try to lump me in some kind of category. verboten is sus.
Sorry, but you are the last one of the no-virus fraction who hasn't blocked me - there's no one else left to annoy.
no-virus fraction....there you go again, trying to put a label on me. I've been looking for proof, but just get the same old; look at the cytotoxic effect, it's a virus.
There are thousands of pictures of exosomes using electron microscopes and none for a virus, they are all colored CGI bullshit and exesomes are the same size.
Search "exosome electron microscope" and "virus electron microscope" images...see the difference?
I don't understand how there can be so many studies of isolating exosomes using ultracentrifugation (https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5327650/) but nothing for a virus.
Perhaps you can help? Do you know of any such studies?
The difference between an exosome and a virus is that you can put an exosome into the nose of a mouse and there will never happen anything. But you can prepare a virus in a way that it produces luciferase, and you can make a whole mouse glowing in the dark by putting such a virus into its nose. These glowing mice cannot get explained by any other mechanism.
To isolate a virus, you don't use a centrifuge, but a cell culture that can get infected by the virus. These cell cultures are handled for decades, so every single molecule is well known and can get filtered out, leaving only alien material. To make sure that no other material remains than the virus, the cell culture gets infected at one end and the virus gets extracted on the other end, after it made its way through the whole culture. The only way a virus can do that is by infecting one cell after another, there is no fluid stream it can use. The resulting virus gets sequenced, leaving an RNA sequence in a computer. There are machines that can create the RNA molecule out of the computer dataset, machines that can create the virus proteins out of the RNA molecule, and the resulting virus can infect an animal and can get isolated through a cell culture again.
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