Then how do viruses spread?

They don't.

If they did, we'd see people get sick in a moving wave pattern. Instead, we see everybody get sick _at the same time._

_DUN DUN DUN_

Where does the flu "hide" all year long? Who "catches" it first, and from where? Massive hole in the theory there. <:thinking:726878987837636698>

It was. It was all in China the first few weeks, then international travel and that sort of stuff spread it even more due to the virus being asymptomatic

It hides for about 14 days

It’s no lie.

That's what we're _being told_, yes, but is it the truth? Probably not. The world is filled with lies.

Where do viruses come from? Hehe... germ theory cannot answer this, but terrain theory can.

.....?

Mutation of certain strains can cause new viruses to emerge

Emerge FROM WHERE?

hahahaha

Trolling

He is trying to troll us Dank

Supposedly millions of years ago, some kind of thing could have mutated and caused viruses. We can’t tell that though since we weren’t alive back then

_From your own body. Your body produces the virus in response to a build up of toxins. The viruses are to toxin-filled cells as vultures are to dead carcasses. Getting sick is the body's self-healing process... and it's often seasonal, during fall and winter._

Terrain theory is a fun read.

That I can agree with

Colds can develop just from the cold lol

Well yeah

Nah, I've been cold many times, and that never resulted in a cold.

mm.

Hmm

well

I mean

It’s partly true

Idk bro

I just saw that on the news once

but it was vague

Very partly true

Probably just increases the risk of getting sick

Yeah

Also

If viruses aren’t contagious, then why did my sister have the flu, give it to me, then my mom, then my dad all in the same day? This happened about a year back

True

There are no coincidences

My dad only got sick after he came in close contact with me (drove me to the hospital)

Stomach flu sucks

I have had it