..Why did you link an Italian travel website?
Nobel laureate? Firstly, he isn't:
Secondly, only he states he was a nominee.. something that cannot be proven, as they have a 50 year restriction on disclosure of nominees.
Thirdly, his focus on research is "primordial nutritherapy", so he isn't an authority on the topic by any stretch of the imagination.
So, just so I completely understand you, your big evidence is a man who literally doesn't exist.. And a travel blog website that references
heavily on the
fictional man, and a self-professed Nobel nominee/primordial nutritherapist?
And the whole argument is that COVID-19 doesn't exist? at all? You're not arguing that it's not harmful, you're arguing that it doesn't exist..?
