In my video presentation titled “The Scientific Method and its Absence in Virology,”
https://t.me/katesugakofficial/139 I straightforwardly and logically explain why conducting any experiment, including controls, is impossible without first identifying the independent variable. Since virology has never identified the subject of its study – the viruses, it falls under pseudoscience.
Despite all these facts and logic, virologists persistently assert that even in the absence of finding and isolating the virus, it is still present in the patient samples, and the cytopathic effect (i.e. the cell death) observed during cell culture experiments serves as evidence for its existence. Essentially, virologists operate on the hypothesis of virus presence in samples, based on the cytopathic effect. This hypothesis was refuted by Stefan Lanka in 2016
https://www.ekaterinasugak.com/images/kate01/Measles_Control_Experiment.pdf
and 2021
https://odysee.com/@Science:a5/Stefan_Lanka_CPE_Experimento_de_control_Sub_Español_21_Abril_2021:c through experiments involving two cell cultures: one with a sample from a sick individual and the other without. Following the standard viral culture procedure, both cultures were subjected to high doses antibiotics and reduced nutrition, and both exhibited the cytopathic effect
Stefan’s experiments perfectly demonstrate that the CPE occurs only because virologists create toxic cell culture conditions. He demonstrated that even if we were to allow virologists (which we shouldn’t, but even if we did) to assert the existence of a hypothetical virus in the sample, the cell culture experiments do not prove their hypothesis because the cell culture without the imaginary virus still exhibits the CPE (i.e., dies). So, virology was disproven on all the levels, even on the level of virologists’ imagination.
The scientific vacuum: The scientific method and its absence in virology.
Friends, I had the honor of speaking at the XXII Russian Scientific Conference with international participation called “Interdisciplinary studies on security and development problems:…
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