"I am not a biologist, but have been discussing this article with a university student who is studying the field. He is questioning whether a PCR test can distinguish two viruses which differ in segments that have a few different base pairs but are of the same length"
-puts aside

I love the quality of expert who comes to comment on my blog.

"There are several millions of different viruses, but we only have a little more than 10.000 full genomes..."
-I know some head just exploded

"One of the codes is completely identical to a human chromosome and "
-must convert that threat to a short blog

"Mechanistically, are you essentially of the opinion that false positives for RT-qPCR COVID tests are coming from contamination"
-keep it simple, big words don't make you sound smarter if smaller ones make things clearer

"Sorry It seems at least worldwide that people are testing voluntarily and are not sick,"
-yep, yep, I hear you, all these work experience ICU patients and so on

"If Covid 19 exists as you say, then why does the CDC not have it? "
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"I am not a PCR denialist. Clearly it is a massive advacment for science"
-should I even read on?

"Hello, I’ve read you article very consciously, I’ve read a lot about of these PCR tests, saw videos, saw they were performed"
-get this guy a lab job, stat!