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post 1620849041 10-29-2020, 09:42 PM
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Did u know a virus isn't a living organism

Where does it come from? Does it even exist?

Did you know when they "photograph" a virus, they have to destroy the cells and there's a chance the virus was created by the cell because of that process

Viruses don't exist
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post 1620849861 10-29-2020, 09:53 PM
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what about a virus in outerspace in orbit
post 1620849901 10-29-2020, 09:54 PM
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Nothing particularly special about that. It's just a result of how we decided to define "living organism". We could just as easily have expanded the definition to cover viruses.
post 1620850091 10-29-2020, 09:56 PM
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Just because organic matter in the form of amino acids exists independent of single cell/multi cell organisms doesn’t mean they don’t exist

The theory is self folding chains of amino acids is what gave rise to single cell organisms before things like bacteria even existed
post 1620850251 10-29-2020, 09:59 PM
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I notice the way you type has changed again today
post 1620850271 10-29-2020, 09:59 PM
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Whoa... op blowing minds over here.

Not srs.
Originally Posted By TheJediBrah
Nothing particularly special about that. It's just a result of how we decided to define "living organism". We could just as easily have expanded the definition to cover viruses.
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post 1620850291 10-29-2020, 10:00 PM
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Viruses cause cells to rupture after they have replicated, so yes it makes sense they have to destroy the cells to see the virus. They are simply encapsulated genetic material that latches onto target receptors on cells, invades the cell, uses host cell metabolism to produce more genetic code, then causing rupture to release more copies.
post 1620850371 10-29-2020, 10:01 PM
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The same can be said of most miscers’ cawks

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post 1620850411 10-29-2020, 10:02 PM
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Nothing exists. It's all an illusion. This entire universe is a big joke. Laugh at life srs. It's just a game, be happy.
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post 1620850611 10-29-2020, 10:04 PM
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Originally Posted By A-GAME
Nothing exists. It's all an illusion. This entire universe is a big joke. Laugh at life srs. It's just a game, be happy.
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post 1620851541 10-29-2020, 10:18 PM
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Originally Posted By AsianPLer
Viruses cause cells to rupture after they have replicated, so yes it makes sense they have to destroy the cells to see the virus.They are simply encapsulated genetic material that latches onto target receptors on cells, invades the cell, uses host cell metabolism to produce more genetic code, then causing rupture to release more copies.
do you have a video of a virus "invading" a cell?

i've seen videos where the cell erupts... but is stuff coming out really baby-bad-guys... or is it good things being released by the cell to fight something

also...
in highschool I was taught a virus is this:

but apparently that changed and it's now called a "bacterio****e"
and an actual "virus" is this creepy CGI:

and searching for "bacterio****e" first result is a mutant of the two lol:
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post 1620851781 10-29-2020, 10:22 PM
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where are these CGI even coming from... only videos i've seen of cells are black-white top down views

not 3D images... where are they getting these details
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post 1620852481 10-29-2020, 10:32 PM
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Originally Posted By AsianPLer
invades the cell, uses host cell metabolism to produce more genetic code, then causing rupture to release more copies.
Nature is a mother phucker
post 1620852591 10-29-2020, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted By ChewYourFood
Nature is a mother phucker
if nature created something non-living... where does it come from? bird poop?
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post 1620852621 10-29-2020, 10:34 PM
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg
cant post pics yet
A bacterio****e is a virus that infects bacteria. Didnt pay attention to different shapes/structures of viruses during virology in micro, but the first picture you posted, the top head part is the capsule made up of host proteins, which houses the virus DNA. Those leg things are probably what attaches to specific host markers.
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Originally Posted By SuperHercules
That explains why the pet sars cov 2 I have doesn't eat the sandwiches I prepare

also tried to give it dog food but it didn't work
Wouldn’t obstruct replication,but it would give rise to an error in replication, so the newly formed DNA strand would have a mutation,and you’d have a virus again
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not sure dude, viruses are weird as fuk. probably created by aliens or something the same way computer viruses are. like some indian dude who creates a pc virus and puts it on napster so he can get everyones data that opens it.. well same deal with "real" viruses except instead of the computer/napster being the machine our bodies are the machine.. lol @ thinking nature just randomly or coincidentally created something that isnt even alive but knows how to recognize and effect our bodies. for what reason? everything has to have a purpose even if we dont understand it. i theorize that the real "purpose" of viruses is to either "scan" our dna like a printer and transmit the data to the indian (the alien for those that are a bit dim) or to alter the dna to the alien's liking or both, perhaps it was an ancient form of population control or biological warfare attempt by aliens. its hard to say because if the aliens know they are not going to tell us and their technology is much more advanced.
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg
Where does it come from? Does it even exist?

Did you know when they "photograph" a virus, they have to destroy the cells and there's a chance the virus was created by the cell because of that process

Viruses don't exist
You learn in school that viruses are not alive. It's called Biology. Ditch religion, take biology instead. It also talkes about seks.

Viruses are so small you need an electronmicroscope to "see" it.

Viruses don't do anything at all.


When a cell gets in contact with a virus it absorbs the virus. Then the RNA or DNA within the virus is copied, using the cell's resources. The cell is destroyed in the process. Hence the damage to the body and the long time needed to repair that damage.
If your body has enough free protein to make enough antibodies in time before your death.
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A virus is a like a book or a computer code covered with a layer of fat for protection.
When the human cell comes in contact with this virus and reads it, it starts behaving differently.
Soap and alcohol dissolves the fat layer therby destroying the virus.
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg
Viruses don't exist
Nothing exists.

We are all plugged in to a fake/ clown world
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show me corona virus under microscope not some cgi version
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