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Algernon LaCroix
Brought to you by the same honest, upstanding corporations who released the safe and effective
covid jabs. What could possibly go wrong?
fallaffel
Yes, it could save many lives if it is safe and effective in humans. Terrible right?
theFu
The core techniques used have hundreds, if not thousands, of targets, including fighting cancers. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/28101688/ Trials against pancreatic cancer are promising.
They've already been used to cure trial patients with Sickle cell anemia. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC292189/ which is extremely painful. It starts as a genetic mutation designed to drastically reduce complications from malaria (and other parasites), which it does, but if 2 people with this protective genetics create offspring, it is more likely too many sickle cells will be normal, leading to sickle cell anemia and eventually death.
Expect lots of breakthroughs over the next 20 yrs.
Flu is just one of the low-hanging-fruits. Imagine being diagnosted with colon cancer, having them take a sample, going back in 2 weeks for the first mRNA shot, then returning 2 weeks later for the 2nd mRNA shot and being told to come back in 6 months to verify all the cancer is gone. That's what the future looks like. COVID just provided an opportunity to get trillions of $$$ thrown at the problem to find extremely effective methods for creation and deployment of the core technology.
virusrex
The vaccines used against covid are recognized by international experts as a huge success, only antivaxxer group's propaganda like to pretend this is not the case.
Making people responsible for their decisions when those decisions are irrational and increase the risks for others is not coercing, it is simply facing the consequences of your free choices. People unvaccinated against influenza for example can't be hired for certain jobs, people that refuse to be tested against certain infectious diseases (every test is a risk) the same.
You are completely free to do it, but meanwhile you would be already exposed to risks that may be coming to the light even for diseases that humans have had since forever. One of the narrow silver lining of the pandemic is that many things that have been discovered about covid are being tested also for other diseases, experts have found out that the significative risks that come from suffering repeatedly from covid is not something that only happens with this disease and reinfections of other respiratory viruses also produce this elevation of risks.
virusrex
Then how come you have never been able to bring any respected medical or scientific institutution that agrees with what you claim? This is clear proof that the consensus is real and includes everybody that has any kind of authority in the matter.
But you can never bring any of them? and specially you can never bring any evidence they produce to contradict the actual consensus? this means this is not an argument is just a baseless appeal to authority that do not actually support your claims.
In the age of preprints this argument makes absolutely no sense, anybody can go an publish their studies for everybody to see without paying a single cent, that there is no examples of such evidence (at least no examples that have been repeatedly debunked as fraudulent or mistaken) means you are still left without evidence that should be very easy to produce if the consensus was not real.
Preprints that include information that has been found false? or with terribly invalid methods debunked with objective arguments that prove why they lead to wrong conclussions? that would be something completely worthy of being thrown away, if you don't agree then why are you not rebuking the criticisms? just claiming they are right when they have been proved wrong does nothing.
Sanjinosebleed
I thought the flu wasn’t a problem……
Raw Beer
A large number (fast growing number) of experts and several large peer-reviewed studies are showing this to not be the case...
Yes, many top researchers and doctors have stated that it is very difficult to get their results published when they go against the pharma narrative. While poorly done studies (even completely fake ones) that support the pharma narrative can easily be published.
virusrex
Of which you have brought none, which clearly shows this is not the case.
In the age of preprints this is too obviously an invalid excuse and not an argument. What makes those results unpublishable are invalid methods or fraudulent results that can easily be proved so.
painkiller
The two-dose vaccine employs the same messenger RNA (mRNA)technology used in the COVID-19 shots developed by Pfizer with BioNTech, and by Moderna. It delivers tiny lipid particles containing mRNA instructions for cells to create replicas of so-called hemagglutinin proteins that appear on influenza virus surfaces.
Nah.
In lab experiments, vaccinated animals' immune systems recognized the hemagglutinin proteins
Hope the vaccines help the animals.
virusrex
Is this the only argument you have to contradict the experts working on the vaccine?