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> and is credited as inventor by Nature Literally nowhere in the quote says that. An important step (if he actually was the main discoverer for those) but not
by raverbashing 5y ago
> and is credited as inventor by Nature
Literally nowhere in the quote says that. An important step (if he actually was the main discoverer for those) but not "the inventor". He imagined it (in the same way I can imagine a flying car - but not invent it)
And Nature goes on: "But the path to success was not direct. For many years after Malone’s experiments, which themselves had drawn on the work of other researchers, mRNA was seen as too unstable and expensive to be used as a drug or a vaccine. "
Malone is mainly sour grapes https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/08/robert-malone-vaccine-inventor-vaccine-skeptic/619734/ https://www.theatlantic.com/science/archive/2021/08/robert-m...
- gjsman-1000 5y agoThe Atlantic article (which I just read) is literally nothing except an attack on his character, everywhere, instead of his claims or perspectives. It just says he was wrong once about something in Israel, but other than that, it leaves his claims wholly unaddressed and uses a cynical tone related to him for everything, because how dare he have different perspective on something he at least helped invent. I have almost no respect for media that does attacks on character rather than attacks on ideas.
- fer 5y agoHe also claims children don't have strokes, that basically 100% of them are caused by COVID-19 vaccines, even though strokes are among the most common causes of death of children (that's from his JRE interview). That information kills children as it may make people disregard the obvious symptoms and fatally delay treatment.
- raverbashing 5y agoWhich claims? The claims that Japan used Ivermectin (already proven false)? Or his other claims that have been debunked thoroughly by more serious people? Thanks for providing your opinion on the article, it's a good gauge on how his fans see things.