I'm not shilling, but I have done some light reading on the topic we're discussing. I agree that no one has physically isolated the SARS-CoV-2 - I went down that rabbithole when I learned of Koch's Postulates. Apparently they (the microbiologists) say they don't need to go through the work of isolating the virus because they have decoded the genome of the virus. This dovetails with Icke's claim it exists on a computer. I call it a rabbithole because apparently Koch's Postulates are difficult enough to fulfil that few, if any, viruses have been isolated in that manner... leading some people to doubt in the existence of viruses and pathogens altogether.

I am not, at this time, willing to doubt the existence of viruses because virus theory makes more sense to me than the alternative explanations I've heard. Neither am I willing to believe the SARS-CoV-2 virus is nonexistent, based on the number of scientists out there analyzing the data. I think if the foundational claims were a hoax we'd have had more people in the medical community speaking out. It's more likely the virus exists, but the hoax was the carefully crafted lies surrounding the infection rates ("cases"), deaths, long term effects, and endless MSM propaganda and on and on.