what makes you think vaccines give you prions? T. got my first shot like 2 months ago and have so far avoided my 2nd. I would rather not end up like solid snake in MGS4 by my 40s.
There are no prions
in the vaccines let alone produced by them, but if that isn't a consolation, prions have to migrate to the brain to be generally dangerous. Prions affecting humans have extreme difficulty making it through your body and one, three, or eight injections into the arm wouldn't be enough (animal models injecting Scrapie
prions, not random ass mRNA, required 20+ tries before it took). mRNA are a viable treatment method for people who have prion disease, another application of the tech.
can you guys find see if fake or 4chan prank
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This is most likely where this retarded shit is coming from. the other guy linked some random rehost instead of the actual source. The author asserts that he "analyzed [the vaccine RNA] for the presence of sequences that can activate TDP-43 and FUS," Neither of the (accredited, well cited)
papers he
used to justify the claim that the sequences "activate TDP-43 and FUS" claim they any such thing, and the third is
kind of a throwaway he dug up from nowhere that claims just the opposite. Before you can apply
any of these papers, you'd need to be injecting the mRNA in your fucking CSF (or cerebral cavity), which no one is. At one point he asserts what
this article claims COVID-19 (not even the vaccine) has "prion related sequences," when the paper says "prion-like domains." Prion-like domains are not "prion related sequences," they are
a specific phenomenon and a misnomer referring to their
low complexity, not direct resemblance to prions causing human disease. I am not an immunological specialist and I knew this. No alleged immunologist should make these mistakes; he pretty much did "COVID" "PRION" ctrl+f and slapped in whatever without even reading their abstracts.
The hope is that the reader won't know how to read, or will be too lazy to check his sources and get spooked by his editorializing, or simply doesn't have patience for longwinded research papers and doesn't want to have to deal with interpretations.
It's vicious.
The question is whether or not it crosses the brain/blood barrier. There's mounting evidence that prion diseases are actually an immune response to intrusive foreign material. In the case of alzheimer's and lewy body dementia, there is a strong correlation with presence of cerebrospinal bacterial infection, particularly certain gingivitis-causing bacteria. The trending hypothesis is that protein plaques, characteristic of alzheimer's and similar brain-wasting diseases, are a side-effect of the brain attempting to isolate and neutralise foreign bodies that have penetrated the brain.
There is a possibility that the protein spike that the mrna vaccines generate may have crossed the brain/blood barrier, promoting a similar immune response. Someone could make a lot of money studying that idea.
You are accurate in the statement the blood/brain barrier is critical and that demonstrating a way to get mRNA across the blood/brain barrier reliably would make a lot of money, but it wouldn't be to
stop that from happening, it would be for the potential applications on treating diseases like Alzheimers or Lewy Body Dementia.
Yeah I heard ADE was also possible. I just hope it isnt as bad in humans as animals.
ADE was solved by way of targeted antigen abuse, the prospective animal trials for both Moderna and Pfizer were conducted specifically to target COVID spike proteins that appeared less likely to trigger ADE in model animals reflecting the human active site. Monitoring for any sign of it is still intense, but there has been zero cases of ADE so far.
Sorry this post took so long, I had to really dig into the sources that fag used, because even if he's a notorious antivax grifter it's not fair to discount his claims outright.
