Really!<p>My God. If I had presented a paper like that to my dissertation supervisor she would have thrown it in the bin and told me to do it again.<p>The finding "suggests"<p>"may" play a role<p>more studies are needed<p>"may be" a response to<p>"could" look to<p>isn’t clear yet<p>"hopefully"<p>"seemed" to show<p>the study "suggests"<p>"could" reduce the chances<p>most people "presumed"<p>Whether this memory of COVID-19 is contributing to Long COVID isn’t clear yet, but the research could inspire additional studies to better understand how viruses like SARS-CoV-2 affect the immune system, both in the short and long term<p>WHAT IS VIROLOGY?<p>When startled, the bird will take off and fly around in ever-decreasing circles until it manages to fly up its own backside, disappearing completely, which adds to its rarity.
The mythical ‘oozlum bird’.<p>It is hard to know exactly what to call virology, but it is not science. The current practioners are engaging in some form of algorithmic or statistical speculation added to circular reasoning and confirmation bias, with a complete absence of what should be the corresponding process of refutation that lies at the heart of the scientific method.<p>However, this is simply another distraction as the postulates require the physical isolation of a microbe rather than assertions that one exists through means such as computer simulations, imaging vesicles of unknown biological function, or claiming that unpurified biological soups given to animals contain “viruses”.