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To: Empire_of_Liberty

Even if you could generate boosters for specific variants, manufacturing and logistical timelines would take quite a while.
Then there will be a new variant…


18 posted on 08/31/2021 6:02:41 AM PDT by EEGator
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To: EEGator

This mRNA process is radically different from previous vaccines.

I believe that the mRNA is replicated through entirely chemical processes. So, “manufacturing” is really independent of what you’re “vaccinating” for.

I would think that the problems would be distribution and production/mixing with existing vaccines.

So, this could really be a game-changer if you could keep up.

I am saying all this, figuring what Fauci et al patented.

We may be seeing, however, that it cannot work. The immunity provided is too narrow. Virus mutation may evade such immunity far too easily. I think there may be some risk, too, from uncontrolled absorption of the mRNA in the body.

At best, this is a poor solution, a “dumpster fire”, as you said. Like someone with a hammer, this was the only tool they had, so they tried to pretend it was a nail.

At worst, this process will goad this virus into more lethal forms as it tries to survive.


23 posted on 08/31/2021 6:18:00 AM PDT by Empire_of_Liberty
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