The virus model may seem the 'best' way to describe the observations but this is because:
a) Only a limited number of options have been considered
b) The data has been misinterpreted
c) The so called Terrain model has not been clearly described
What has been missed is the idea of top-down causation coupled to seasonal influence which entails organised and meaningful activity down at the cellular level, thereby leading to well-defined disease states:
The virus model may seem the 'best' way to describe the observations but this is because:
a) Only a limited number of options have been considered
b) The data has been misinterpreted
c) The so called Terrain model has not been clearly described
What has been missed is the idea of top-down causation coupled to seasonal influence which entails organised and meaningful activity down at the cellular level, thereby leading to well-defined disease states:
https://library-of-atlantis.com/2023/12/06/the-hart-group-model/
The data seemingly supporting the idea of 'group infection' via transmission actually disproves any idea of contagion and supports an environmental trigger: https://library-of-atlantis.com/2023/11/24/the-hart-group/