LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

@BrandiSmile @Luther
Yes, a test for virus...
Should look through a microscope
isolate a virus particle
Open an encyclopedia
compare the shape
and send an SMS to the nearest hospital.
Or
some scientist might have found a difference in chemical composition of body reacting to virus compared to a healthy body, and prepated another set of chemicals, that can highlight that difference.

(one of these options is hard, the other one is impossible.)

@BrandiSmile @Luther
Ok, call me a problem for saying that chemical test uses a chemical reaction.

@Luther
Maybe.
But do not give people who already think you're crazy this kind of a proof.

@Luther
I see
Trust me, I am against the cloth shot, and there would be 1 000 ways of proving if the test is accurate, but this is just retarded.

These tests were (supposedly) made to check a minisqule chemical difference between a snot particles and snot particles reacting to something.

Testing Cola makes you look stupid. It's like pouring lava on an electruc weight machine, and get surprised it broke. Does lava have some weight? Yes. But this machise was never intended to handle lava.

@Luther
I seriously hope you're posting this as a joke.

@Terry
30 percent

@Terry
I mean... 10 percent in jail? That is beyond the worst immagination.

I expected 2 percent at worst

@ChristiJunior @verita84
Yeah, that is a known thing.
But when it backfires, it goes halariously wrong. (gamergate is the best example.)

@ChristiJunior @verita84
Same here... with everything.
Most impportantly because once I do not deny, people start believing their own stories and adding details I could never think of.

@OvaryActing @Vasta218 @Nike
Never saw it, but If I will, I'll give it a try.

@cavendishsimp
Xcom 2 is strange... I never got into it. (I should try terrors from the deep)

Xenonauts on the other hand

@Terry

@tempestt0st
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