@Coyote you’re doing good work🤣 I’d join you but I’m permanently suspended from Twitter. Every time I open the app there is this big banner that says “Welcome Back” but I can’t tweet and they zero’d out my followers and followed accounts.
@madmike @freemo @Coyote Yes you are right #hcqworks don't listen to scummo he is corrupt academic morally defunct, with god complex, works for government pathological liar as caught many times, just a human garbage that will pay at the end of scamdemic. Covid19 doesn't exist. Virus doesn't exist.
And if scummo says otherwise he can collect free money here https://samueleckert.net/isolat-truth-fund/ he won't because he is simply a liar.
Hey @Coyote I'm not at all claiming you didn't catch something. The problem is the boys with SEM have gone into blood sample after blood sample of "Covid" patients, and keep coming back with influenza etc.
So I'm still looking for the lab w. an SEM who captured the thing. Seems like a cool achievement, so why is it so hard for me to find that lab with their image?
Either way here is one study (and there are countless others like it) that identify the virus and produce quite a few SEM images of it while they interact with various cells.
Yes, I really appreciated that I could access/download both of those! 👍
@vandys Shame that open access isnt the norm. But luckily today the open-access gods blessed our journey.
Oh, so the other aspect was source. I was wondering about the "chain of evidence" scenario, where someone presents, is diagnosed, then blood draw and *then* pick out the virus from their blood stream. This is the scenario where I read there was some frustration with labs only finding influenza instead of SARS-Cov-2.
You've done enough for me, so not asking for any more help. But that's the scenario tagged with a question mark in my mind.
Thanks for being on the Fediverse.
@vandys In the Pdf the virus in the image obviously originated in someones blood. Granted it was later replicated in vitro but it still started in someones blood. So how can it be anything other than that?
You will never find the case where they just take some blood from someone put it in a SEM and bam, see a virus, any virus. There has to be an in vitro step to replicate the virus so they are numerous enough to be spotted, otherwise its like searching for a needle in a haystack.
@freemo @Coyote @akeno @madmike
Thanks again! You are way beyond me in navigating the science side of document search.