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> the company has so far found no obvious negative effects in mice given the gene therapy. Yeah, stopped reading at that point, there are always negative/side

by petodo 4y ago

> the company has so far found no obvious negative effects in mice given the gene therapy. Yeah, stopped reading at that point, there are always negative/side effects, unless you clearly state them, I don't trust you. We are only slowly learning truth about COVID vaccine, which affected DNA much less than this would.

smallnix 4y ago
> so far found no Different from a claim that there are none.
- petodo 4y ago
  Why even publish incomplete research missing important data? Pretty much everything has negative/side effects even if they are rare, but to claim they don't see any is just premature publishing.
  - throwaway290 4y ago
    If they said they don't see any obvious side effects so far then it is a factual statement. Your interpretation is that there are no side effects. In this case luckily you know side effects always exist so you blame authors for your error, but in another case you may fall to subtle misinformation this way.
geewee 4y ago
What sort of _credible_ sources do we have that the COVID vaccine affected DNA?
- petodo 4y ago
  https://www.science.org/content/article/further-evidence-offered-claim-genes-pandemic-coronavirus-can-integrate-human-dna https://www.science.org/content/article/further-evidence-off...
  - jmillikin 4y ago
    From your own link, without even scrolling down: > Janesich and Young stress that their results, both > original and new, in no way imply that those vaccines > integrate their sequences into our DNA.
    - Sinidir 4y ago
      Of course.
markdown 4y ago
Side effects include: headache, nasal congestion, and Benjamin Button Syndrome.
fallingfrog 4y ago
You know what definitely affects DNA? Viruses. It’s literally how they reproduce. In fact the genome of every animal is littered with thousands of partial copies of ancient viruses that are now permanent parts of the human genome. So many that the human genome is 8% virus. Every time you catch a cold your dna is being altered. Covid messes with your dna orders of magnitude more than any vaccine- if the vaccine does at all, which is dubious.

by petodo 4y ago

smallnix 4y ago

> so far found no Different from a claim that there are none.

petodo 4y ago
Why even publish incomplete research missing important data? Pretty much everything has negative/side effects even if they are rare, but to claim they don't see any is just premature publishing.
- throwaway290 4y ago
  If they said they don't see any obvious side effects so far then it is a factual statement. Your interpretation is that there are no side effects. In this case luckily you know side effects always exist so you blame authors for your error, but in another case you may fall to subtle misinformation this way.

geewee 4y ago

What sort of _credible_ sources do we have that the COVID vaccine affected DNA?

petodo 4y ago
https://www.science.org/content/article/further-evidence-offered-claim-genes-pandemic-coronavirus-can-integrate-human-dna https://www.science.org/content/article/further-evidence-off...
- jmillikin 4y ago
  From your own link, without even scrolling down: > Janesich and Young stress that their results, both > original and new, in no way imply that those vaccines > integrate their sequences into our DNA.
  - Sinidir 4y ago
    Of course.

markdown 4y ago

Side effects include: headache, nasal congestion, and Benjamin Button Syndrome.

fallingfrog 4y ago

You know what definitely affects DNA? Viruses. It’s literally how they reproduce. In fact the genome of every animal is littered with thousands of partial copies of ancient viruses that are now permanent parts of the human genome. So many that the human genome is 8% virus. Every time you catch a cold your dna is being altered. Covid messes with your dna orders of magnitude more than any vaccine- if the vaccine does at all, which is dubious.