I'm open to terrain theory, but I don't feel like you've sufficiently explained the examples I listed. The scientist became ill early in 2020 before the lockdown, and like I told you, he exercises every day. He's doing research into healthy lifestyles and practices it. And the other things are so severe that I think those likewise can't be attributed to a lack of exercise or sunshine. You mention food again, but that's why I initially asked if they have approved new drugs and our foods have been altered to make us more sick. That would be required. 5G could be a contributing factor, but can a correlation be shown between 5G rollout and disease? I believe there are areas all over the world where covid symptomps were experienced even though there was no 5G network. They were only in the beginning stages of the rollout in 2020.

Another argument for virus theory is that people become sick together. People who share a household, for example, but also people who are having dinner together. I have read many such anecdotes, including in conspiracy aware forums from users I trust not to be shills. This phenomenon unto itself demonstrates the virality of some diseases, regardless of what happens at the microscopic level. It shows that socialization carries with it the risk of becoming diseased. How does terrain theory explain this?