APP - Do biological viruses actually exist?

Scott said:
No, I'm inclined to look for the most compelling evidence. The most compelling evidence isn't always the one that most people of aware of. I'm sure you're aware that at one point in time, most people thought the world was flat.
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No. You are not inclined to look for the most compelling evidence. You are inclined to only accept evidence that supports your position and discounting the mountain of evidence that shows your position to be false.
 
Scott said:
No, I'm inclined to look for the most compelling evidence. The most compelling evidence isn't always the one that most people of aware of. I'm sure you're aware that at one point in time, most people thought the world was flat.
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So, how much of the evidence supporting the existence of biological viruses have you researched?
 
Scott said:
No, I'm inclined to look for the most compelling evidence. The most compelling evidence isn't always the one that most people of aware of. I'm sure you're aware that at one point in time, most people thought the world was flat.
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And they also thought that bacteria and viruses didn't exist, then science happened and we were all enlightened. Of course the folks thought that "bad blood" was the problem back then....

Oddly more folks think the world is flat now than did back in Columbus's day.
 
Scott said:
We indeed agree on that point, but the details are important. I certainly don't want anyone to believe something "solely because they are the minority claims". We should believe what is most logical based on the evidence humanity has amassed. I'd say that the evidence strongly suggests that biological viruses don't exist and the no vaccine has ever helped anyone, while many have harmed.
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These guys here are tougher than I am. I simply have no tolerance for your misinformed, willful ignorance. YOU are the one ignoring the truth.

If vaccines don't work, how did the virus-caused disease that has killed MILLIONS -- smallpox -- become extinct? Why did polio become so rare in first world countries? Why aren't measles outbreaks common among the vaccinated?
 
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