If you're able to put 2+2 together, based on what he HAS said on camera, it's pretty easy to use deductive reasoning to assess many of the COVID frauds executed on the general public.
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Ahh, so you are just co-opting a dead guy famous for denying AIDS to justify denying COVID?
Cool.
You put words in people's mouths? Just look at it all factually, removing your idealogical brainwashed bias.
Are you denying that he was an AIDS denier now?
Are you denying that he never said anything about COVID?
Jubee literally put up a quote of his that was about how he believed AIDS doesn't exist.
We are talking about his contribution to PCR, which has been completely mis-used for diagnosis of covid, which is how the corrupt powers perpetuated the 99.5% survivable covid strain.
PCR is an amplifier not a diagnostic tool.
Stay on topic bro.
His comments about PCR for HIV aren't particularly relevant to the use of PCR during COVID.
Especially since the analogy you want to draw is "PCR can't show this, that's why HIV doesn't exist".
Showing he was spectacularly wrong about PCR for AIDS isn't a strong argument for why his comments prove PCR was misused for SARS-CoV-2.
You are trying to twist this to suit your narrative.
Do u know the typical cycle threshold of PCR used to test Covid?
Convenient timing and he didn't have the chance to comment on it in real life, but he did comment the PCR test and its potential for (intentional) misuse and Fauci never took Mullis up on his offer for a debate (too scared?).
Mullis was much more of an intellect than Fauci could ever be.
His belief on HIV was that HIV is not the cause of AIDS.
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He took LSD, to him a mind enhancing drug. Tell me you never smoked a joint in your life and thought of or came up with some ideas that some would think would be "out there" but to you they were real.
Only the difference here would be this dude was an actual scientist and genius, whereas you and I are not.
I would side with him over the bureaucrat. He pushed the boundaries of science and had the exact right mind for it.
Btw, his PCR test was abused and manipulated for nefarious reasons, he called it well before he died, again, conveniently before COVID.
A little addendum, Nikola Tesla was considered crazy too.
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Yes, I presumed he had become a thing due to his history with Fauci.
Always more emotionally resonant if you can tie narrative threads together.
Yes.His belief on HIV was that HIV is not the cause of AIDS.
The Man Who Photocopied DNA and Also Saw a Talking Fluorescent Raccoon
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I am aware.
Part of his argument was that you can only use PCR to find genetic sequences.
LOL.
You are free to believe whatever you want.
Like I said, he makes for a good narrative.
Do tell.
For good reason.A little addendum, Nikola Tesla was considered crazy too.
.Was Nikola Tesla a little crazy or was it just the media?
Nikola Tesla is probably the greatest inventor that the world ever knew. His inventions are used world wide and he has left his mark on this world through his inventions. Now what I am wondering is where did all these rumors and hype come from about Tesla and aliens and free energy and...
Watch the Mullis interview, it'll explain a lot.
Otherwise everything you said was just a weak attempt at trying to discredit someone who was actually a genius, you are not (a Nobel prize winner either).
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Not surprisingly there may have been an attempt at scrubbing this page off the interwebz, however good thing webarchive caught it.
Dr Karry Mullis- HIV ; PCR test | Medic Debate
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It does indeed.
Oh dear, you think someone is owed respect outside of his field because he has a Nobel Prize?
I see.
This page is amazing.
You should post it all the time in response to anyone questioning you.
Really.
It explains a lot.
Glad you agree.
Uhhh...
It's actually very good. How many boosters did you get again? lol
Damn. Came here to talk Rogan (I like him, but he has zero education and often says dumb things) and learned HIV may not cause AIDS (a few Google searches shows this is an actual theory with spotty but occasional support).
Didn’t even know that was a debate.
Thing about conspiracy-oriented friends is sometimes they have a point.
Cool.
Oh FWIW Nobel Prize winners are smarter than any of us (they typically don’t have time for this hobby ‘cause of all the science stuff) and have other smart friends so they tend to be right about science stuff even outside of their field.
But it’s like having a chartered bank CEO opine about the collapse of Corus. Interesting to hear but it’s more compelling from someone in a related field.
Didn’t even know that was a debate.
Thing about conspiracy-oriented friends is sometimes they have a point.
Cool.
Oh FWIW Nobel Prize winners are smarter than any of us (they typically don’t have time for this hobby ‘cause of all the science stuff) and have other smart friends so they tend to be right about science stuff even outside of their field.
But it’s like having a chartered bank CEO opine about the collapse of Corus. Interesting to hear but it’s more compelling from someone in a related field.
