The Myth They Don’t Want You to Question The myth of infectious disease caused by viruses is the most successful psychological operation ever waged against humanity. It is not a science — it is a belief system propped up by circular reasoning, censorship, and institutional intimidation. Mainstream search engines and AI engines now refuse to answer simple questions like “List the common symptoms of arsenic poisoning and Ebola.” When I tested this, the AI called my query “unethical.” Here’s why this matters: if the story of contagious viruses were true, there would be no need to hide such basic comparisons.…
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