Have You Been Vaccinated?

[nepalnt21]

i'm trying to lead you to the answer because i think you'll get it... who did the research for mrna, the initial discoveries and inventions and shit like that? was it a big multinational corporation? did they use their own facilities and equipment? did they publish the papers? did their employees do the research? did government money go to pfizer to develop in the early days of mrna tech, say late 80s?

 

[Jericho Mile]

You’re trying to lead me? to the answer? That’s what you think you’re doing?

You have some ugly issues. There’s no way I take a word you say with any seriousness. Your world is a delusion. All you do is go round and round and then think you are making educated points. Only in your mind.

 

[nepalnt21]

you made fallacious points, i'm politely pointing out the fallacies.

you can holler and shout and throw insults, it's not going to change the fallacious nature of your argument.

 

[Jericho Mile]

you made fallacious points, i'm politely pointing out the fallacies.

you can holler and shout and throw insults, it's not going to change the fallacious nature of your argument.

Fallacy points because you say they are fallacy points doesn’t make it so. You are polite? I’m shouting?

You sound like a kid.

 

[nepalnt21]

No….you are correct…science itself is not corrupt. But that’s not really what we are talking about when you involve government funding. If you actually believe those funding scientific research don’t expect a desired result….you are beyond reasoning with. No expectations? No returns? Please. That’s beyond naive.

You are pretty far gone in your fantasy of how the world works

the expectation is furthering our knowledge.

science is a process, government funded research gets humanity places, corporate- led research after they slash government programs and cripple them for a generation?

well, it's not good... i'm sure it'll look like the corporate nightmare we all hate and is depicted in fiction as the bad guys... but whatever, if you wanna make believe that the university level, government- funded research is the bad scary corporate entity that privatizing all science actually is, whatever... just saying, it's a fallacious argument.

 

[nepalnt21]

the real insult is that you waste my time, and that concludes my jm reading for the day.

 

[Jericho Mile]

the real insult is that you waste my time, and that concludes my jm reading for the day.

Bye!!!!! You’ve won a great victory here today! A heroic effort on your part! Now you can hold your head high into the next thread and the next dueling of opinions! No quarter ! Kicking ass and taking names!

Child like conclusion. The outcome was already preordained after all. It’s science.

 

[mexcurandero420]

 

[BudToaster]

Ignore everyone.

well, i don't do that. there is so much incoming detail that when someone or something gets my attention, i owe it to my path to "do my own research". i dig through the nuance. it informs my opinions. provides shelter from the storm. (uh oh, the blue dream has got me in cliché mode)

i see a battle for survival - i would rather not be a casualty to the weaponized piles of money running public perception, thus running things. like being in the jungle with a spear and aerobic fitness (hit 160 bpm max heart rate yesterday).

 

[BudToaster]

is what you are suggesting world wide corruption in virtually every FDA/Health department equivalent the world over?

it's unbelievable but true in the case of Covid. US/WHO told everyone what to believe and do. and they did. OZ was particularly obedient.

you should be grateful you got a placebo instead of a hot lot jab. there is no evidence of what has been in your syringes.

 

[BudToaster]

you have zero clue how government funded, university level research works

have you seen the output? 90% of studies/research is bullshit

 

[BudToaster]

let's say, for instance, mrna tech...

did pfizer do the initial research that led to mrna vaccination as we know it? did they invent mrna medical technology?

you speak as if that (modRNA transfection) is a good thing. it isn't. not in healthy humans. maybe in lab rats or monkeys, you know, for research - but even that is not humane.

 

[nepalnt21]

have you seen the output? 90% of studies/research is bullshit

prolly counting all the antivaxxer stuff/ climate change denial, they produce "peer reviewed journal articles" and yet are prolly 110% bullshit

 

[nepalnt21]

hmu when you have good evidence that the mrna vaccines didn't save hella lives

 

[BudToaster]

hmu when you have good evidence that the mrna vaccines didn't save hella lives

do you have evidence that there was actually modRNA in the jab? i mean the desired modRNA and not all the detritus leftover from the manufacturing process.

 

[BudToaster]

i haven't done the detail research yet, but the AI has been feeding me the idea that being infected and recovering from measles confers lifelong anti-cancer benefit. not so for MMR jab.

that actually makes sense. measles is highly infectious. so "nature" has evolved a way to apply a software (DNA metaphor) patch. crafty bitch is mother nature.

 

[nepalnt21]

do you have evidence that there was actually modRNA in the jab?

 

[BudToaster]

didn't think so

 

[nepalnt21]

do you have evidence that's air you're breathing?

@BudToaster

 

[buzzmobile]

i haven't done the detail research yet, but the AI has been feeding me the idea that being infected and recovering from measles confers lifelong anti-cancer benefit. not so for MMR jab.

I did the first two steps of infection and recovery from measles as a child before MMR. I did not receive my lifelong anti-cancer benefit.

I want to speak to the Manager to find out what the AI is feeding you.

AI is the same as Al on the keyboard. One is AI the other we can call Al.