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While I understand the hesitation, it seems like you just pulled scary sounding diseases out of thin air. Is there any evidence pointing in that direction? I
by enchiridion 6y ago
While I understand the hesitation, it seems like you just pulled scary sounding diseases out of thin air.
Is there any evidence pointing in that direction?
I am not a biologist, but I have a basic understanding of how the mRNA vaccines work. As far as I know the protein the vaccine codes for is well understood.
The only kind of sketch part to me is whatever complicated bio-chem is used to enable the uptake of the mRNA, but from what I've read it seems like that process is a one time thing, not some lasting DNA based change.
Which is to say, at an intuitive level, I would expect to see any harsh side-effects immediately (hours to days). Again, just a layman's interpretation, like most of the anti-vax comments on here.
- Foober223 6y ago> Is there any evidence Well that's the rub for future unknowns. You don't know what specific issue you might be concerned about until it happens in the future. People in 1930 couldn't collect evidence for super bacteria as it was an unknown at that time. FYI, I'm getting the vaccine and trust the test results. Just pointing out unknowns are hard to provide evidence for or against.