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I find the cognitive dissonance that goes into thinking that the vaccine for a virus must be causing the increased rate of effects from an actual infection to b
by Teever 4y ago
I find the cognitive dissonance that goes into thinking that the vaccine for a virus must be causing the increased rate of effects from an actual infection to be fascinating.
- swader999 4y agoIf the spike is toxic and widely distributed in the body from the vaccine, it seems plausible.
- brippalcharrid 4y agoEspecially if the spike protein produced by the vaccines has been modified to be more stable (pseudouridine vs uridine) and therefore more immunogenic (toxic), and is present in significantly larger (orders of magnitude larger) quantities.
- brippalcharrid 4y agoIf you're really that surprised by this, then you might want to look into topics like Original Antigenic Sin and vaccine-enhanced disease, especially antibody-dependant enhancement, which is the reason that previous vaccine candidates for coronaviruses (which would be a huge market, given how many old people have died from them each year, historically) haven't progressed beyond animal trials.