I feel disgusted and scared by the idea of having close contact with people in my vicinity who have been mRNA-vaccinated. Is this based in reality or just me being a scaredy cat?
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I wouldn't worry about their particles. Worry leads to stress and stress leads to weakened immune system. They are genetically modified, but their effluvia will not modify your own genes.
In no way is what I am about to say a suggestion to get the Vaccine. There are real threats to it, the most concerning to me being the potential for pathogenic priming. In addition to that potentially deadly threat (as soon as you encounter the real virus) there exist numerous other very serious threats. Quite frankly, the technology is too new. It needs refinement, if it is a viable immunotherapy at all.
Having said that, this mRNA immunotherapy (it's not a vaccine), does not rewrite your DNA. In order for mRNA to write to DNA requires the mRNA to get into the nucleus (which requires special tags that it doesn't have (or better not have)) and for the enzyme Reverse Transcriptase to be expressed, which is not something that can just happen without a signal (which is not included in the immunotherapy according to the official documents (because that would be insane)).
In other words, while its not IMPOSSIBLE, its incredibly IMPROBABLE to ever happen at all. This means that even if by some miracle it did happen, it would happen in one cell, not your whole body.
On top of alleviating that fear, the PEG coated lipid nanoparticles that contain the mRNA are broken down in the blood and are not filtered out. Unless you get a blood transfusion from someone who was recently injected, you have zero fear of "accidentally" getting the vaccine.