Reason #4,832
In a direct appeal to the Silicon Valley tech giants to censor "misinformation" on social media, former President Obama on Thursday unwittingly affirmed the contention of critics of the COVID-19 vaccines that the fact that clinical trials have not been completed makes the people who have...
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That's why I waited so long before I got mine. I knew what they were doing (gigantic live experiment), and if you were careful and patient and lucky, you could too benefit from the massive live experiment we were doing there with those things. I just watched to see what happened. Basically nothing happened, there was a little bit of heart inflammation associated with the best of the things, but compared to some of the 'long hauler' symptoms of the virus and the odds of getting the one to the other, it seemed like a smart bet, plus the tech itself seemed magical. This could be the new future of vaccines, where we just identify the one particle that our body needs to respond to in order to be ready and prepared for the real thing, inject a RNA computer program that is guaranteed to evoke our body's predictable immune response, and that completely degrades in the body in a few months (metabolizes away to basically nothing, no trace of it) to make the particles 'in vivo', and so now we're ready, and there was less risk of contracting the full disease from the vaccine, which is always a risk with vaccines based on disabled or weakened disease viruses.
Banana.