My previous article, The Germ Theory: A Deadly Fallacy, revealed that there is no scientific basis for the idea that ‘germs’ cause disease. This revelation raises a fundamental question about the transmission of diseases claimed to be infectious; a question that is answered by the statement that because diseases are not caused by germs, they cannot be transmissible.
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Dawn. In the time since the Sars-CoV-2 panic hit us I have become aware that there are some that question whether contagious virus cause and spread disease. But this is the first time I read an article about it.
Your explanation for why many seem to get the same disease is that they have been exposed to the same or similar circumstances, but not a virus?
I find this very interesting. My trust in medical authorities (and other authorities) have dropped close to the floor since the advent of Sars-CoV-2.
But what about bacteria? That’s quite different from virus, isn’t it? What about the most dreaded disease of tuberculosis? What causes it (a bacteria I thought), and how can it be healed and/or prevented?
Hello, new to your substack, as well as terrain theory... I've learned just enough thus far to be skeptical. I have a simple question I hope you'll answer, since it will help me understand your theory that viruses either don't exist or don't cause disease:
What causes rabies? If not the rabies virus, what is transmitted from the saliva of a rabid animal to a bitten human that results in a death sentence w/o immediate treatment?
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Yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.
Dawn. In the time since the Sars-CoV-2 panic hit us I have become aware that there are some that question whether contagious virus cause and spread disease. But this is the first time I read an article about it.
Your explanation for why many seem to get the same disease is that they have been exposed to the same or similar circumstances, but not a virus?
I find this very interesting. My trust in medical authorities (and other authorities) have dropped close to the floor since the advent of Sars-CoV-2.
But what about bacteria? That’s quite different from virus, isn’t it? What about the most dreaded disease of tuberculosis? What causes it (a bacteria I thought), and how can it be healed and/or prevented?
Hello, new to your substack, as well as terrain theory... I've learned just enough thus far to be skeptical. I have a simple question I hope you'll answer, since it will help me understand your theory that viruses either don't exist or don't cause disease:
What causes rabies? If not the rabies virus, what is transmitted from the saliva of a rabid animal to a bitten human that results in a death sentence w/o immediate treatment?
yes https://georgiedonny.substack.com/p/how-does-transmission-of-illness