Hi, everybody! This is Tom Cowen again, and I’m going to do a short introduction to the second PowerPoint made by our friend Archit, and this is, in a way, a companion to the previous PowerPoint on virology that we presented. This one is quite long, and it’s actually too long for me to go over it slide by slide, so I’m going to just record a brief introduction, and then we’ll make the entire PowerPoint with references available to anybody who wants it. And our hope is that people who are interested in the whole pseudoscience of virology can go through this PowerPoint by themselves and share it with friends, doctors, so-called scientists, virologists, health people, and anybody else who you think might be interested.

So, just to start, here is the, let’s just say, the introduction. So, it’s called the phylogenetic poppycock of the alleged SARS-CoV-2. That’s the name of the virus that allegedly causes COVID, and this is an explanation for the laypeople. And I’m going to present it, although I’m just actually going to give the introduction. Archit prepared it, and there’s his website at the bottom, one place where you can find it, and we’ll also post it on our channels as well. And he just put an interesting way to introduce the subject, because this one is going to be a lot about the genome, so the alleged genome of the hypothesized virus, which we didn’t get into in the previous PowerPoint.

And so, the question that you should ask yourself throughout this entire thing is, how do you prove that something belongs to something? So, as he says, you have a cat’s hair has been proven to have originated only from the cat. In other words, if you have a cat, and you’ve, like I do sometimes, comb out some hair, it’s pretty clear and pretty obvious that the hair came from that cat. So, that question, which is similar, has the so-called genetic material used to construct any viral genome, in quotes, proven to have originated only from a pathogenic virus.

That is literally the question that will be attempted to answer, and I think you can probably guess at the result. So, then there’s a whole lot of slides that go through that, and I’m just going to give a brief outline of what that means. So, first there’s an introduction, which is an overview of virology, and in particular, I thought it was appropriate to go into the question of, how do we prove that something exists? How do you prove that there’s such a thing as a snail, or a hammer, or a virus? And then, once you prove that it exists, or not, how do you prove what it’s made of, how do you demonstrate what it’s made of, and what that thing may or may not cause? So, we’re going to get into a little bit of that.

The next section, we get into the fallacy of the so-called cell culture, or so-called viral culture, and you’ll see some references, and again, everything in these slides comes directly from the peer-reviewed literature, and is directly referenced at the end. So, there we take a look briefly at the whole pseudoscience of cell cultures, and then we get into a whole lot of things on the genome. So, the first section is the in silico, meaning in the computer genome of SARS-CoV-2, that’s the virus that allegedly causes COVID. Then we get into the in silico genome of bat coronavirus, and then we get into the in silico genome, and there is no other kind of genome, but a computer generated, i.e.

in the computer genome. So, the in silico genome of SARS-CoV-1, that’s the original SARS virus, allegedly. And then we get into the in silico genome of the history of coronaviruses, or so-called coronaviruses. And I think what you will see is that every step has led to the next step, and every previous step was based on the same pseudoscientific logic and reasoning as the subsequent step. So, if you trace the origin back to the original claim of a coronavirus, you will see that nobody is home. Then we get into the PCR epidemic of 2019, how they use this in silico genome, which never was shown to have originated from an actual particle, to create a fake pandemic in 2019.

And then we get into a lot of other or how in silico genomes are used to promote countermeasures to essentially fool people into thinking they’re taking measures to protect themselves against an imaginary virus. And then finally, there’s a section on actually what is disease and what would it mean to prove the causation of a certain disease? Has that ever been done with viruses? Has it ever been done with anything? What do we even mean by a disease? What’s the difference between a disease and a healing process? And so there’s a little bit on that, and then there’s a summary, and then all the references, all the studies that all the slides came from are all referenced, so anybody of goodwill can check everything themselves.

So again, it’s pretty comprehensive, and that’s the point, is to put this baby to rest that anybody who’s really interested in science now has a PowerPoint presentation about virology and the pseudoscientific nature of it that they can go through at their leisure and they can send it to all their science friends and doctor friends. And we can finally put this baby to rest where it belongs. So thanks everybody, and we as always welcome your feedback. [tr:trw].

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