You should note that I used the word science with air quotes. I don't believe that the scientific method was properly followed to conclude that alleged viral sequences are actually real. Wikipedia's introduction to science is as follows:
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Science is a systematic endeavor that builds and organizes knowledge in the form of testable explanations and predictions about the universe.[1][2]
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Source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science
Now, I certainly believe that the veracity of these claims that biological viruses can be tested. In fact, I believe that multiple tests have been done to determine if they are real, multiple tests that failed to find them. The statement referenced in the opening post gets into this. Bolding the most important part:
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The following experiments would need to be successfully completed before the viral theory can be deemed factual:
1. a unique particle with the characteristics of a virus is purified from the tissues or fluids of a sick living being. The purification method to be used is at the discretion of the virologists but electron micrographs must be provided to confirm the successful purification of morphologically-identical alleged viral particles;
2. the purified particle is biochemically characterized for its protein components and genetic sequence;
3. the proteins are proven to be coded for by these same genetic sequences;
4. the purified viral particles alone, through a natural exposure route, are shown to cause identical sickness in test subjects, by using valid controls;
5. particles must then be successfully re-isolated (through purification) from the test subject at 4 above, and demonstrated to have exactly the same characteristics as the particles found in step 1.
However, we realize that the virologists may not take the steps outlined above, likely because all attempts to date have failed. They now simply avoid this experiment, insisting that what they say are “viruses” cannot be found in sufficient amounts in the tissues of any sick person or animal to allow such an analysis.
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Source:
The “Settling The Virus Debate” Statement | drsambailey.com