Just one teeny little problem with this announcement. They’re never be able to actually make the bacteria cause leprosy. And they never will. Ever.
It’s like all the other diseases they *believe* are caused by one bacteria or another. None of it has ever been proven. They can’t make these alledged disease-causing bacteria cause the disease in experimentation conducted in proper scientific method. They never have. They never will.
Dont’ bother asking for or demanding an explanation of what I’m saying. I don’t owe you or anyone else an explanation.
Medicine is not science. It’s religion. It operates on belief, faith.
>I don’t owe you or anyone else an explanation.<
Why do you bother with the post if you don’t wish to explain the reasons behind it?
No, I am NOT asking for an explanation, so calm down.
“It’s like all the other diseases they *believe* are caused by one bacteria or another. None of it has ever been proven. They can’t make these alledged disease-causing bacteria cause the disease in experimentation conducted in proper scientific method. They never have. They never will.”
Heavenly days are you ever out in left field. Look up and read about “Koch’s Postulates.” The “germ” theory of disease has been, using scientific methodology, been proven time and time again in real time.
If you don’t think bacteria have been definitively linked to disease, then you wouldn’t mind if I injected you with a small amount of Yersia pestis. Then when you develop bubonic or septicemic plague in a week or so, it won’t be my fault.....it just happened.