He was more interested in finding favor with the French court and other influences not very concerned with scientific truths; his contemporary, Antoine Bechamp, from whom he stole discoveries, exposed him for the mediocre chemist and plagiarist he really was; and there is little doubt that Pasteur was fully aware that his theory of germs…
He was more interested in finding favor with the French court and other influences not very concerned with scientific truths; his contemporary, Antoine Bechamp, from whom he stole discoveries, exposed him for the mediocre chemist and plagiarist he really was; and there is little doubt that Pasteur was fully aware that his theory of germs of the air was unproven, with his relenting on his death-bed that he was wrong; and Pasteur actively promoted (along with Jenner) the use of "vaccines" to inoculate against "germ caused" infection at the time, the uses of which were neither safe nor effective; the real heroes of the epoch were Bechamp and Florence Nightingale!
He was more interested in finding favor with the French court and other influences not very concerned with scientific truths; his contemporary, Antoine Bechamp, from whom he stole discoveries, exposed him for the mediocre chemist and plagiarist he really was; and there is little doubt that Pasteur was fully aware that his theory of germs of the air was unproven, with his relenting on his death-bed that he was wrong; and Pasteur actively promoted (along with Jenner) the use of "vaccines" to inoculate against "germ caused" infection at the time, the uses of which were neither safe nor effective; the real heroes of the epoch were Bechamp and Florence Nightingale!
On his deathbed Pasteur said, "The microbe is nothing. The terrain is everything!"