This is a bit out of my area of expertise, so if you are an immunologist, virologist or physician feel free to explain the subject better.
Viri are gonna mutate. Regardless.
It’s what they do.
It’d be nice if someone could get this to Dr Stock, in Indiana, and have him weigh in like he did at that board meeting.
“imperfect vax”
“snafu vax”
“glitch vax”
“almost vax”
We will never know how much damage the Wuhan virus has done in terms of a real death count. After inflating the number of deaths from the disease, now they’re hiding how many the vaccine has killed. Give up on ever getting the truth.
This article does not address Covid specifically but has a more disturbing takeaway than the one you mentioned. It notes that viruses that quickly kill off their hosts are generally less successful, but a vaccine that improves host survival without much reducing host infectiousness would tend to remove that disadvantage. It would allow rare or newly evolved deadly strains to become more dominant. It gives the example of Marek’s disease virus in chickens.
“This is an article from 2015 about disease evolution being driven by vaccines that are not highly effective.”
Thanks.
“This may explain the origin of the different variants of SARS-CoV-2 we have seen since the beginning of vaccination.”
These “variants” arose well before the vaccines were being given and in countries that weren’t being vaccinated..
I have been telling people this for a long time.
if anyone wants an easy read, just look up mareks disease in chicken
soon you will understand why semi-effective Leaky vaccines are a wet-dream for pharmaceutical companies.
In this study there were existing viral strains that varied in pathogenicity. One they used was 100% deadly.
It’s known that a very deadly virus is unable to be transmitted as well as less pathogenic strains, mainly because the deadly-strain infected chickens die before they can spread it to many others.
But if a vaccine reduces the pathogenicity, the virus can be spread despite being deadly because the vaccinated don’t die.
Covid virus is not pathogenic enough for this selection dynamic to come in to play. There’s not a near 100% deadly fast acting strain. In fact quite the opposite where the feast majority gave no symptoms.
If there were a highly deadly Covid virus strain it could be selected for, in theory, in vaccinated populations. But if so the response would be to vaccinate all chickens/everyone and/or increase strict quarantine.
Correct.
It’s like taking your antibiotics for 2 days instead of the prescribed 7.
And doing it again...100 million times.