LNPs are used with many drugs to hopefully reduce their toxicity....amphotericin...doxorubicin..paclitaxil..but not for facilitation of the genetic material into a cell in a commercial product. Until now. In a way it’s a lesser version of giving a gain of function capability (namely the ability to infect cells it would normally not be allowed to) to part of a viral genome.
I would liken the whole vaccine rollout and sustained program to putting a new type turbocharger on an airplane ICE , seeing decent results, and mandating the turbocharger on every ICE in every plane...and if not...you would be grounded.
Does anyone know who the engineers were who told the NASA bigwigs that they thought the O-rings on Challenger’s solid boosters had never gone through subfreezing temp testing and therefore there was no guarantee that they were capable of withstanding high temps and pressures? Lack of long term testing in any product is the bane of all processes.
Hopefully some if the powers that be and their sycophantic, dilettante media doofuses will see through charades and do better next time.
Freegards.
The management with the O-rings was from Morton-Thiokol.
One of the managers reportedly told the complaining engineers to “take off your engineer hat and put on your management hat.”
Your analogy doesn’t quite work, because only some of the harms from the shot be directly from the LNPs in and of themselves; the real issue is the expression of foreign sine protein on the outside of cells
...combined with the nasty characteristics of *this* spike protein.