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“there is a strong likelihood that different fragments of varying DNA sequence can be incorporated into a persons DNA “

Since no person with a medical background has stated this I say you are making it up.

“there is a strong likelihood that different fragments of varying DNA sequence can be incorporated into a persons DNA “

Since no person with a medical background has stated this I say you are making it up.

Not making anything up. Just pointing out a logical outcome of the circumstances.

We already know beyond any shadow of a doubt that the replication of spike protein was far from perfect which resulted in large numbers of transcription errors in the production of the spike proteins used as antigens.

This flooded peoples bodies with not just the spike protein which was bad enough, but with all kinds of other unique synthetic proteins with unknown and unpredictable bio mimicking potential.

if you have 400 + billion (200B per shot for 2 shots) random DNA fragments circulating in your body, there is going a random incorporation of random fragments into an individuals DNA on a strand by strand basis in a person's DNA .

Am not what the consequences of this random alteration might be, given that we don't really understand all the ways DNA functions and expresses, but am of the opinion that it may not be a good thing in some circumstances.

Oh, and by the way, Mr Gator - not only have I stayed in more than few Holiday Inns over the years , I also have a pretty credible biomedical engineering and biochemistry background, and I have been involved in both pure and clinical research for a number of decades and have even actually established a couple of research labs over the years.

Not sure that qualifies me as an expert on much of anything, but it does give me a credible basis to to formulate a reasonable and plausible hypothesis