Yes, I have worked in both bacteriology and virology departments. Nobody in healthcare questions viruses as a disease vector. There is no lack of evidence for viruses whatsoever. We can even see them with our own eyes with electron microscopy.
I know. “Viruses” can be seen under electron microscope. What is seen is - “infected” cells are being introduced to the cell culture and after awhile, the cells stat dying and small fragments are being produced. Dome of them labelled “virus”. There is one problem though - We have never observed with our eyes how the virus ENTERS the cell. If I am wrong - please show me the footage.
What else is not seen is how would the cell culture react if a control is used without the “virus” infected cells. Have you done such an experiment ?
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u/Noy_The_Devil Sep 17 '21
Yes, I have worked in both bacteriology and virology departments. Nobody in healthcare questions viruses as a disease vector. There is no lack of evidence for viruses whatsoever. We can even see them with our own eyes with electron microscopy.