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No dear, you denied that there was any connection between mRNA and CRISPR when it is an established fact that there is. It is also an established or stipulated fact that the COVID shot implements CRISPR technology.

Please, please, please stop. You only demonstrate just how little you comprehend molecular biology.

I'm reminded of the time I tried to tutor a woman who had absolutely no grasp of simple mathematics. She was, quite literally, impossible to teach. She could not understand even the simplest of mathematical problems.

I will explain (again), but I don't think you can understand.

mRNA is the intermediary between DNA and protein. Every single cell in every living organism constantly makes and destroys mRNA. The purpose of the mRNA is to carry the genetic information from the DNA to the protein-making machinery, which is called a ribosome. The ribosome "reads" the mRNA in order to make a protein. The modified SARS-CoV-2 spike protein is a protein. The Cas9 enzyme used in CRISPR is a protein. Since they are both proteins, they are both made by ribosomes reading mRNA. The fact that they (and millions of other proteins) are all made by the same cellular systems does NOT mean they are connected.

Once again, the Cas9/CRISPR system has absolutely nothing to do with the Covid vaccine. The Covid-19 vaccine does not contain Cas9 mRNA or the supplemental RNAs that Cas9 uses in CRISPR mediated DNA modification. And the Cas9/CRISPR system contains no spike protein mRNA.