It is almost unperceivable to people who truly have faith, that other might not believe in the same higher authority as them.
This is a story as old as time.
This is a story as old as time.
I have no issue with traditional vaccination, but this is nothing like a vaccination. They wouldn't have needed to change the definition of vaccination if it was.
They wouldn't need to push this 24/7 on every possible platform if it worked as promised. They wouldn't have to tell us that these super rare side effects that every one of my colleagues is experiencing is super rare and nothing to be concerned about.
If you find your opinions align with the mindless masses, perhaps you are among them.
and the virus will turn your body into a spike protein factory regardless
and there is no primer site on the mRNA for RT to operate
if it was that easy for random bits of floating mRNA to integrate itself into your DNA then we'd never make it to the point of being born
The parent comment said "...it's not possible..."
It demonstrably is possible, and has happened before in the genetic record of humans.
integrase is not produced by human cells, it is simply not present in the cell
the mRNA produced by the vaccine does not have the primer site for reverse transciptase to attach
if somehow RT did produce cDNA: it would not have the primer site for integrase to attach
this stuff is taught to 16 year olds
the probability of all of the above happening by random chance is as close to 0 as it is possible to get
and saying "hahaha, so IT IS POSSIBLE THEN, so it is gene therapy!!!" is the level of reasoning and debate one would expect from a small child
Can we agree that it is not gene therapy and it is also possible for the vaccine to modify your genome in specific cases?
yes
> and it is also possible for the vaccine to modify your genome in specific cases?
possible in the same sense as winning the lottery 10 times in a row
or suddenly quantum tunneling through the entire surface of the earth and popping out the other side
I guess fair, it's just the underlying cause for both the faith and your gross misunderstanding of high-school biology that's the same.
While there is a massive difference in evidence supporting these two sides, as I have a mere GCSE grade C in biology, I necessarily have to just have faith in the research methods and licensing regimes that made my 4 Covid jabs and humpteen others.
Not unadulterated faith, but I do have faith, and it is only faith. I can't do a double-blind replication even if I wanted to.
It's really smart to distrust vaccine providers and public health authorities. Having blind faith in them is bad. You don't need a credential to see that, you just have to observe that they constantly make strong claims in favor of vaccines that they later walk back when it's too late, without any consequences whatsoever.
Because medicine is generally useful and functional.
Because doctors studied at the same university that taught me much of my profession.
Because nations in economic dispute with each other, nations with territorial disputes, even nations at war with each other, still all agree that the vaccines are a good idea.