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MartianManchild posted...

Shes done over two years of research just on this topic.

Meanwhile, becoming a virologist or immunologist takes 4 years of undergrad and another 2-6 years of grad school (depending on whether your desired position requires a Masters or a PhD) just to get the necessary background understanding to work in the fields, let alone to become anything resembling an expert on any given subject within it.

Why, then, do you believe that spending 2 years cherry-picking studies and data that support the opinion she's become quite wealthy selling to gullible idiots makes her any more qualified to educate people on this subject than literally any actual immunologist or virologist that has spent 6-10 years in higher education to support their understanding of the subject (to say nothing of whatever work experience they've accumulated)?

Of course, we all know the answer already: Because she's saying what you want to hear.