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My Covid "Toxo" hypothesis. Hear me out. Cat poop has something in it ("Toxo") that makes mice less afraid of cats. Win for cats. I see so much scientificall
by profsummergig 2y ago
My Covid "Toxo" hypothesis.
Hear me out.
Cat poop has something in it ("Toxo") that makes mice less afraid of cats. Win for cats.
I see so much scientifically-unsound* anti-vaxx hysteria from people who used to be otherwise quite intelligent and rational, that I suspect that Covid has done a number on them (like "Toxo" does a number on mice).
* IMHO, there can be rational hesitation to vaxx (Precautionary Principle, etc.) but I'm seeing "science-based mumbo jumbo".
- hypertele-Xii 2y agoI'm not against vaccination. What is vaccination? An injection of deactivated bits of the disease into the bloodstream so the immune system can identify and begin producing antibodies against the disease prior to actual infection. I'm against COVID "vaccines". What are COVID "vaccines"? An injection of mRNA genetic material that spreads around the body and reprograms your own cells to manufacture bits of the disease, so the immune system can blah blah etc. Now please explain to me, why is the mRNA experimental gene therapy a required component of vaccination? Why couldn't they just inject bits of the virus like literally every single vaccine has worked since their invention? Why did we need to reprogram healthy people's cells to manufacture spike proteins that are like tiny little knives stabbing them from the inside, forever? Well because vaccinating the population against the disease was never the goal. The goal was to push a mandatory genetic experiment and see if people react. They didn't. So get ready for your next round of mandatory gene therapy under the guise of "vaccination"!