I said active not alive.
for that first comment and I understand they're not technically living things, I say live here to distinguish between 'working' and 'broken'. yes they are 'dead' things but they reproduce in our cells, at which point they are sort-of alive. not that I'm claiming to be an authority or expert on the matter. they don't have DNA do they? just RNA?. It seems the US have a test that show if the virus is in a state that it cannot infect living cells. call that what you will but I figure 'dead' does the job for simplicity's sake.
(, Wed 7 Oct 2020, 15:07, Reply)