Faulty reasoning (pic related).

If you start from an error, then no amount of reasoning will cause the result to be error-free.

The PCR test seems to be an error. Which they're starting from. Kary Mullis warned us, and then mysteriously died.

Every thing in existence can be described as having Input, Processing, and Output.

Most importantly:the Processing does not need to be corrupted, if the Input has been corrupted.

Each stage should have, as part of its Input process, a "validation" of the input as well, to avoid situations like Little Bobby Tables (pic related).

We used to have that, and it's still written into our Constitution and laws: if given an unlawful command by a superior, you may, nay, MUST disregard the command, and ALSO must report it to a high enough superior officer who isn't in on the scheme.

Also the Supreme Court decision Marbury v. Madison is important; an unconstitutional law never has any power, including before a court declares it to be unconstitutional. Any person upholding an unconstitutional law can and will be held liable for their illegal actions – which become, assault, battery, kidnapping, and the like.