Topic: In Silico

Dr. Andrew Kaufman argues that the Delta variant is a "fabricated construct" and that virologists have never isolated it from a human sample. He explains that the variant's existence is based entirely on "in silico" computer simulations rather than physical evidence. Kaufman asserts there is no valid diagnostic test for any specific variant, rendering current health data meaningless.

The Delta variant is described as a theoretical "in silico" genome generated by a computer simulation rather than a physical virus. Dr. Kaufman explains that researchers take millions of small genetic fragments and use software to assemble a sequence, which often results in slight variations each time the experiment is run. These variations are then arbitrarily labeled as new "variants" to justify ongoing public health policies.