The persistent argument against the existence of viruses is that “you can’t isolate them.” Viruses by definition cannot exist in isolation. But okay, if we stop calling the thing that makes you sick in a predictable way a “virus,” will that make you happy?
The persistent argument against the existence of viruses is that “you can’t isolate them.” Viruses by definition cannot exist in isolation. But okay, if we stop calling the thing that makes you sick in a predictable way a “virus,” will that make you happy?
The persistent argument against the existence of viruses is that “you can’t isolate them.” Viruses by definition cannot exist in isolation. But okay, if we stop calling the thing that makes you sick in a predictable way a “virus,” will that make you happy?