[TheDandyMan]

Many people credit him as the “inventor” of mRNA. That’s not accurate to my understanding, but he can certainly be considered a foremost expert on mRNA. As such, why would he have received an mRNA vaccine at all, if he really believes they’re harmful? My primary question is that considering his depth of knowledge on the topic gained from years upon years of research, what else did he learn in the few months since getting vaccinated that he didn’t find out during his research on mRNA?

It does ring rather fishy to me, I have to say.

[kiryandil]

My primary question is that considering his depth of knowledge on the topic gained from years upon years of research, what else did he learn in the few months since getting vaccinated that he didn’t find out during his research on mRNA?

See post #19

I suspect he learned that the moneyboys in Big Pharma were suppressing information about common dangerous side effects.

[jjotto]

Not really sure, but there are apparently some effective coronavirus vaccines for those in some animals. But in pigs and chickens, vaccines are ineffective because the virus mutates too rapidly.

Perhaps the mRNA makers and other experts just gambled that the virus in humans wouldn’t mutate rapidly, making the mRNA vax the best chance.

[jjotto]

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32563608/