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"Viruses aren't real because nobody has ever satisfied Koch's Postulates!" (media.scored.co)

posted 209 days ago by XxxRDTPRNxxX 209 days ago by XxxRDTPRNxxX +9 / -2

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– MCMoneyPants 1 point 208 days ago +1 / -0

The methodology of the study wasn't designed to test transmission methods. They needed a 100% transmission rate because the experiment was testing if a substance caused a disease. Can't test effect without limiting variables, transmission rate being a major factor to CONTROL, not TEST.

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