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An accessible and comprehensive YouTube summary of the report below by a Professor of Neurobiology at the University of Pittsburgh's Medical School is available here. And you can read our takedown of Nature magazine's recent article claiming COVID-19 definitely wasn't from a lab here. Read the peer-reviewed research paper this article seeded, originally submitted to ... More Logistical and Technical Exploration into the Origins of the Wuhan Strain of Coronavirus (COVID-19)
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Yes, my April 1 post was an April fool's post, written entirely, and surprisingly, by ChatGPT who was in on the gag. This post is not, although it concerns another kind of "leak". It's a reblog of a post. from 4 years ago about "the mysteries of the mine" which captivated me during the pandemic....
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All seven steps that virologists take to claim a virus, they refuse to adhere to the most important scientific duty, the verification of their methods Updated automatically every 5 minutes(Please check back as new content will get added to this document) 7 ways to prove viruses don't exist with Dr Stefan Lanka In all seven steps that virologists take to claim a virus, they refuse to adhere to the most important scientific duty, the verification of their methods: They never document control exper
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An alleged outbreak of disease in Wuhan, China in late December 2019 was quickly reported as having developed into an 'epidemic' and on the 11th March 2020 the WHO declared it to be a 'pandemic'.( - I might have a total of 4 words of my own in here - thank you to the dedicated investigators - )In quick succession, countries around the world were being 'locked down' in an apparent effort to contain the disease; the phrase 'flatten the curve' was used to suggest that the numbers of cases were
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