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Your source is a random YouTube video? AFAIK viruses are nothing like bacteria…

by dimgl 5y ago

mrtksn 5y ago
It’s not exactly random, it includes Robert Melone who is early researcher in the mRNA technology who was part of a team that got some patents but he likes to call himself the inventor of everything mRNA. So the guy somehow got bitter with the people involved and turned it into media battle. He tries to portray himself as an insider who is not afraid or has higher morals to tell the truth about mRNA. He says stuff like “This research shows that virus spike proteins damage the heart, the vaccine produces spike proteins therefore vaccines are dangerous”. Doesn’t have any actual research on his claims, he simply invents things from thin air and says them from the position of inventor of the mRNA. Very popular guy in the antivaxx community.
- jimmyearlcarter 5y ago
  Is there any research that it doesn't? I mean the guy is a well-known scientist, he can make educated claims can't he. Being apart of the team that created mRNA vaccines probably means he knows more then the average smuck about them...right? So why not take his claim seriously and figure out if its true or not. For me, i'm young and healthy, im not at risk. Thats been demonstrated clearly now. For me, the risk of unknown long-term side effects related to the mRNA vaccine far outweigh my risk to covid. Also i just don't trust the profit incentives of modern big-pharma and big-science. Read https://www.amazon.ca/Real-Anthony-Fauci-Pharma-Democracy/dp/1510766804/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+real+fauci&qid=1639294978&sr=8-1 https://www.amazon.ca/Real-Anthony-Fauci-Pharma-Democracy/dp...
  - mrtksn 5y ago
    Educated guess is a good start, that’s how you find what to work on. The important part is the work, you can’t suspect something and preach it as if it’s true. Most of the time these hunches are wrong. Also, just as a good mechanic doesn’t necessarily make a good racer, knowing how to produce mRNA doesn’t mean that you know what it does and doesn’t do to humans. That’s completely different field. The guy is a complete schmuck, if he had something he would have been working on it and publishing the results instead of using his CV to preach BS in the media.

Your source is a random YouTube video? AFAIK viruses are nothing like bacteria…

by dimgl 5y ago

Your source is a random YouTube video? AFAIK viruses are nothing like bacteria…

It’s not exactly random, it includes Robert Melone who is early researcher in the mRNA technology who was part of a team that got some patents but he likes to call himself the inventor of everything mRNA. So the guy somehow got bitter with the people involved and turned it into media battle. He tries to portray himself as an insider who is not afraid or has higher morals to tell the truth about mRNA. He says stuff like “This research shows that virus spike proteins damage the heart, the vaccine produces spike proteins therefore vaccines are dangerous”. Doesn’t have any actual research on his claims, he simply invents things from thin air and says them from the position of inventor of the mRNA. Very popular guy in the antivaxx community.

jimmyearlcarter 5y ago
Is there any research that it doesn't? I mean the guy is a well-known scientist, he can make educated claims can't he. Being apart of the team that created mRNA vaccines probably means he knows more then the average smuck about them...right? So why not take his claim seriously and figure out if its true or not. For me, i'm young and healthy, im not at risk. Thats been demonstrated clearly now. For me, the risk of unknown long-term side effects related to the mRNA vaccine far outweigh my risk to covid. Also i just don't trust the profit incentives of modern big-pharma and big-science. Read https://www.amazon.ca/Real-Anthony-Fauci-Pharma-Democracy/dp/1510766804/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=the+real+fauci&qid=1639294978&sr=8-1 https://www.amazon.ca/Real-Anthony-Fauci-Pharma-Democracy/dp...
- mrtksn 5y ago
  Educated guess is a good start, that’s how you find what to work on. The important part is the work, you can’t suspect something and preach it as if it’s true. Most of the time these hunches are wrong. Also, just as a good mechanic doesn’t necessarily make a good racer, knowing how to produce mRNA doesn’t mean that you know what it does and doesn’t do to humans. That’s completely different field. The guy is a complete schmuck, if he had something he would have been working on it and publishing the results instead of using his CV to preach BS in the media.