Closing the Book on Gain of Fiction with Dr. Tom Cowan – ViroLIEgy

Last Friday, I had the honor of joining Dr. Cowan for a conversation on the mess that is gain of function research. We attempted to make sense of the scarytales that we are currently being sold by those in the mainstream media as well as by some prominent voices in the health freedom movement. While it is interesting to delve into the pseudoscientific methods utilized in these studies, we must understand that these GOF studies are simply nothing but a distraction. To even be able to manipulate “viruses” in a lab, the “virus” in question must be proven to exist first. As we have shown over and over again, this has never once been the case in over a century. What we are left with is the same fraudulent unscientific experiments which have been used to generate frightening headlines in order to terrify the population into submission. Hopefully this conversation will help to shed some light as to what this research involves while serving as a reminder that there is no need to even entertain GOF studies until virology can share evidence adhering to the scientific method supporting the existence of any “virus” first.

Today, we have Mike Stone from Viroliegy. Mike writes brilliant pieces, I must say. They’re extremely well researched and well presented. Recently, he wrote one called “Gain of Fiction.” I thought it would be good to let Mike go through exactly they’re doing in these gain of fiction experiments. I think it will help people understand exactly why it’s fiction.

https://drtomcowan.com/blogs/podcasts/57-mike-stone

I also want to share Dr. Cowan’s webinar also from last Friday that does an excellent job of shutting down this fictional narrative:

GAIN OF FICTION: DISCUSSING LAB-CREATED “VIRUSES” WEBINAR FROM 11/11/22

In this webinar, we discussed lab-created “viruses,” including the new Boston variant.

I have included Dr.’s Sam and Mark Bailey’s excellent “Virologie Nights” video here as well. As usual, they do a masterful job pointing out the absurdity of it all:

Virologie Nights

The “Gain of Function” narrative is reaching all new heights. Boston University claimed they engineered a “virus” with an 80% lethality rate. But what actually killed these poor mice?

Let’s have a look at some of the “fear-porn” promoters of these stories and why they are leading people astray with pseudoscience.

Virologie Nights

For easy reference, here are the two articles I have done on this topic:

Hopefully, with all of this information, we can finally turn the page on this story and put this gain of fiction novel right where it belongs.