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Please summarize the following in a resident evil kind of dialogue style:

As can be seen, the methods listed above do not offer the ability to actually separate the particles believed to be exosomes from those believed to be “viruses.” This is a major problem as purification is absolutely necessary not only in order to prove cause and effect but also to characterize the “virus” physically, molecularly, and biochemically. Without having just the assumed “viral” particles alone, the “virus” can not be studied independently nor differentiated from the millions of similar and/or identical particles within the sample. There can be no direct proof for the existence of any “virus” as there are numerous other microorganisms, substances, and contaminants within a sample that could also be the potential cause of the disease rather than the assumed-yet-never-seen “virus.” Exosome literature is rife with papers explaining the impossibility of separating these particles from their “viral” cousins. As exosomes and “viruses” are the same size and shape, this means that complete purification and isolation of any “virus” is impossible. There will always be exosomes and/or any other particle that is either the same size or smaller than the assumed “virus” particles left remaining. Highlights from the below article from 2019 presents further evidence to this effect:
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1. Is the question multiple-choice question?
No
2. Is it implied multiple-choice question?
No
3. If two experts were independently asked the question, will the final answer be exactly the same?
No

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