Quote from: Biodom on Today at 05:06:51 PM

Quote from: marcus_of_augustus on Today at 08:49:48 AM

Quote from: Wekkel on Today at 05:45:32 AM

Quote from: marcus_of_augustus on Today at 01:43:36 AM

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... because of the Chinese genetically-engineered spike protein the sars-CoV2 virus RNA is unstable in the region coding the glycoprotein of the ACE2 receptor making it more susceptible to rapid mutation in that region of the RNA, then exposing it to evolutionary pressures in the human population of mRNA vaccinated that have a very specific response to that very same spike protein is going to put selective pressures on this virus towards an unknowable and potentially catastrophic outcome.

How does this translate to normal language?

Biodom says we're fine, some genetically-engineered mice in the 70's they fiddled with were dozy and too slow too keep up ... and that's probably just like what will happen with this genetically-engineered, human-adapted bioweapons virus released from the Chinese Communist lab 45 years later.

... or it could be Pandora's box was opened and whole-population vaccination is just prepping the tinder for the final conflagration.

That's not what I said at all, but if you don't want to listen, then it is on you.

here's the crux of what you said ...

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This reminds me of a big scare with recombinant DNA tech in the seventies. People were afraid that modified bacteria (from the lab) will do us much harm in the wild, so procedures were designed to prevent it (contamination of environment by the lab strains). It turned out eventually that bacterial lab strains were not a match for much more efficient strains of the wild. There were a few papers written on the subject. If someone of you ever seen and compared a wild mice with a lab one-the lab one would not last a day in the wild...it is slow moving and inept.

... so which is it most like in your sliding scale of analogies? A "big scare" with recombinant DNA tech and modified bacteria in the 70's that never came to anything? A dozy lab mice that doesn't compare with wild one? You've adeptly dialled back the risks across a few "false equivalence" scenarios until you arrive at the we-shouldn't-worry-our-pretty-little-heads-about-it position re. the CCP bioweaopons viruses killing 3 million+ and mutating at enhanced rates.