Covid/mRNA Vaccine Info General - "Covid Seasonal Flu Vaccines is Society's New Normal" - FDA

[DaBigBopper]

I was told by a professor in college that you can get any research funded if you tie it in to any possible tedious link to cancer cures/treatments.

Well that pretty much hits me where I live...
The shit I do is pretty much pure research, there is the potential for non-invasive cancer treatments in what I do, but right now it's really just looking into if we can more accurately model certain compounds and then develop a tool set to give to other researchers. The whole I'm saving lives shit really doesn't emotionally do anything for me, quality of life versus quantity to some extent. Why go through a cancer treatment that will eradicate a cancer, but leave you at deaths door?

There's nobility in saving a life sure, but at some point it's like risking a rescue team to save one person on top of a mountain. You can't save everyone, the ancients knew this. The Greeks wrote about how the noblest and wisest thing a society could do is plan for the future knowing that they'll never have the comforts their children and grandchildren might have, right now it's old faggots wanting to burn the world so they can die warm.

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

And climate change

Actually now COVID has become a big one:

Brazilian viper venom shows promise as drug to combat COVID-19

Brazilian scientists have discovered that a native viper’s venom can be used as a drug to help combat COVID-19,

thehill.com

Translation: "Hey maybe we shouldn't bulldoze this animal's habitat and systemically kill every one we find, because there is an exponentially tiny chance that proteins in its venom could be used to help cure COVID, also more funding pls"

 

[Shaka Brah]

Actually now COVID has become a big one:

Brazilian viper venom shows promise as drug to combat COVID-19

Brazilian scientists have discovered that a native viper’s venom can be used as a drug to help combat COVID-19,

thehill.com

Translation: "Hey maybe we shouldn't bulldoze this animal's habitat and systemically kill everyone we find, because there is an exponentially tiny chance that proteins in its venom could be used to help cure COVID"

The scaremongering dollars trickle down one way or another. Godspeed, grifter.

 

[EyelessMC]

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That graph kinda reminds me of an upside-down Bell Curve. But really, it's not exactly 100% since social dogma takes precedent over capability; my buddy for example is a repairman and can go anywhere with his work and qualifications, yet he was adamant he needed to get the vax because he'd be out of a job and it was "the right thing to do" or something. Interesting stuff overall, though.

I was told by a professor in college that you can get any research funded if you tie it in to any possible tedious link to cancer cures/treatments.

Sounds about right. The first video in the OP features Bill Gates getting ecstatic over the mere idea that the mRNA vaccine tech could be applied to the field of HIV and Cancer research because of the insurmountable funding which goes into that R&D

 

[Mr Bunny]

Translation: "Hey maybe we shouldn't bulldoze this animal's habitat and systemically kill every one we find, because there is an exponentially tiny chance that proteins in its venom could be used to help cure COVID, also more funding pls"

Trust the "science"

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

The scaremongering dollars trickle down one way or another. Godspeed, grifter.

Is it grifting if you legitimately care about the species that stands to benefit from scaremonger bucks?

Sounds about right. The first video in the OP features Bill Gates getting ecstatic over the mere idea that the mRNA vaccine tech could be applied to the field of HIV and Cancer research because of the insurmountable funding which goes into that R&D

Here is the thing though: it actually does have promise for anti-cancer research.

Basically mRNA can trick your killer T-cells into thinking malignant cancer cells are actually infected by a foreign body (if not outright foreign pathogens themselves) and override the "flags" of the messenger T-cells which basically say "no don't kill, this cell is one of us!" (which obviously is problematic when the cell is cancerous and dividing uncontrollably).

 

[Protistology]

Is it grifting if you legitimately care about the species that stands to benefit from scaremonger bucks?


Here is the thing though: it actually does have promise for anti-cancer research.

Basically mRNA can trick your killer T-cells into thinking malignant cancer cells are actually infected by a foreign body (if not outright foreign pathogens themselves) and override the "flags" of the messenger T-cells which basically say "no don't kill, this cell is one of us!" (which obviously is problematic when the cell is cancerous and dividing uncontrollably).

Or some Chinese or Allah Snackbar could make mRNA that can trick your killer T-cells to thinking ALL your cells are infected...

 

[Shaka Brah]

Or some Chinese or Allah Snackbar could make mRNA that can trick your killer T-cells to thinking ALL your cells are infected...

Or the delivery vehicle is shitty (like with the current crop of jabs) and it does that even with the beneficial gene therapy.

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

Or some Chinese or Allah Snackbar could make mRNA that can trick your killer T-cells to thinking ALL your cells are infected...

True, but at that point they would be better off saving their time & money and just making a traditional bioweapon.

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

True, but at that point they would be better off saving their time & money and just making a traditional bioweapon.

So why are you so against getting the vaccine if you'd lose your job not getting it?

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

So why are you so against getting the vaccine if you'd lose your job not getting it?

2/10. That doesn't even have anything to do with what I said.
Come on, Hulkster, your efforts are slipping! You gotta try harder than that!

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

2/10. That doesn't even have anything to do with what I said.
Come on, Hulkster, your efforts are slipping! You gotta try harder than that!

Come on, I am curious. You claim to not believe the conspiracy shit or that the vaccine is dangerous, so why not take it? It is it only because they're asking you to?

 

[teriyakiburns]

Come on, I am curious. You claim to not believe the conspiracy shit or that the vaccine is dangerous, so why not take it? It is it only because they're asking you to?

If the alternative is being fired, they're not "asking".

 

[Fanatical Pragmatist]

Come on, I am curious. You claim to not believe the conspiracy shit or that the vaccine is dangerous, so why not take it? It is it only because they're asking you to?

We've already been down this road and it basically ends with "ur selfish", plus whatever word salad you conjecture in an attempt to sound scientific when really its just buzzwords you read on Facebook.

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

We've already been down this road and it basically ends with "ur selfish", plus whatever word salad you conjecture in an attempt to sound scientific when really its just buzzwords you read on Facebook.

No, you never answered that.

Also, ironic coming from the "biologist" who doesn't know how to do math involving percentages, and didn't know what herd immunity is, nor that there's different vaccine types.

I think you really do believe that conspiracy shit which is why you won't answer this question. Why not take the jab if it means you'd save your job?

 

[EyelessMC]

Here is the thing though: it actually does have promise for anti-cancer research.

Oh I know, but the fact that it flew out of his giddy mouth while speaking about the Covid vaccines is what stuck out to me. That and the fact that he was practically busting in his chair. Even so, that's one of the biggest issues we've had about this whole subject from the start, that too many people are blaming the tech and not the specifics of what's wrong; there's nothing inherently bad about mRNA vaccine technology. It's the Covid vaccines which are proving to be poor and even dangerous in instances.

If the alternative is being fired, they're not "asking".

 

[Shaka Brah]

there's nothing inherently bad about mRNA vaccine technology.

I'd disagree here. The fact that these mRNA therapies are so poorly targeted shows that the entire approach is destined for failure. If they can't even contain 100 micrograms of PEGylated lipids in a muscular injection site what hope do they have for making sure that the same delivery vehicle only targets cancer cells that are distributed unevenly around one or multiple parts of the body?

It's a technology that's decades ahead of being safe, if it can even be made safe before a more effective solution arises.

 

[EyelessMC]

It's a technology that's decades ahead of being safe

That's fair. Honestly the biggest problem is the Covid vaccines being the first test run for the tech. Talk about putting the worst foot forward.

 

[Badungus Kabungus]

More promising news. Another cheap treatment option discovered.

Cheap antidepressant shows promise treating early COVID-19 | AP News

A cheap antidepressant reduced the need for hospitalization among high-risk adults with COVID-19 in a study hunting for existing drugs that could be repurposed to treat coronavirus. Researchers tested the pill used for depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder because it was known to reduce...

apnews.com

Cheap antidepressant shows promise treating early COVID-19

archived 28 Oct 2021 01:58:33 UTC

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[Shaka Brah]

More promising news. Another cheap treatment option discovered.

Cheap antidepressant shows promise treating early COVID-19 | AP News

A cheap antidepressant reduced the need for hospitalization among high-risk adults with COVID-19 in a study hunting for existing drugs that could be repurposed to treat coronavirus. Researchers tested the pill used for depression and obsessive-compulsive disorder because it was known to reduce...

apnews.com

Cheap antidepressant shows promise treating early COVID-19

archived 28 Oct 2021 01:58:33 UTC

archive.ph

Fluvoxamine has been in the Covid Critical Care Alliance MATH+ treatment guidelines for over 6 months. We've known about this forever and somehow only now they're bringing it up in the MSM?