CRITICAL: mRNA produced cDNA a la any mRNA "vaccines" produce is patentable and people who have received it are no longer free agents and are owned by the pharmaceuticals. We've heard this time and again, but here's the source folks. 🔥â˜ðŸ”¥
(blogs.scientificamerican.com)
🚔 Crime & Corruption 💸
You're viewing a single comment thread. View all comments, or full comment thread.
Comments (18)
sorted by:
Sorry, I call argumentum ad verecundiam, bullshit here. I also know a great deal and my great deal conflicts with your great deal - so wall, meet wall.
The implications are evident and instrumentation self propagating.
At the end of the day the only thing we probably can do is "wait and see", which is a dreadful condition in which to find oneself, but sadly in this case many hands can be played and I think it is critical to be aware of what is POSSIBLE vs shitting on the idea. It's better to err on the side of caution.
Huh? I am, at least to the extent required here, an expert in the field of genetic engineering techniques, cell biology, and the vaccine technology. HOWEVER, I am not using my credentials as argument, rather I am putting forth argument of how biology works as argument. If you wish to address potential flaws in my argument then please do so. Suggesting I am appealing to authority, or in this case, appealing to the wrong authority is completely false, since my argument has nothing to do with any authority, and is instead based on known biology you can find in any subject material.
If true, then being specific and addressing my arguments on biology directly should be easy.
If an inference is incorrect (as I asserted with my explanation of the biology), any implications are moot.