I have done most of the posting here but this thread was not made by me, but by an anon offering a serious argument that disputes the validity of the germ theory of disease.
A lot of the medical professionals covered in these posts are not anti-germ theory - or even anti-vax. They come from a traditional medical background. They believe in the germ theory of medicine because it was the only theory they were taught in med school. They believe in many allopathic concepts for the same reason.
What i notice is how the (false) claims surrounding Covid are changing their perspective - first in the little ways but later, in paradigm-changing fashion.
So while there are many assumptions made that may not prove to be correct, most are moving in the direction of truth and away from med school conditioning. It will be interesting to see how these perspectives evolve over the next months and years.
The above comment also applies to proving that there is actually a virus that causes Covid 19 (as opposed to simply a spike protein that causes symptoms). Yes, the existence of such a virus needs to be shown. Let's see what unfolds.