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Lawrence Butts's avatar

Well this is really no big deal… everyone just calm down. A little DNA being directly inserted into your cells can be a positive thing. Maybe you will mutate and become a super hero? I know a gene mutation can cause Cancer. But it is worth the risk if you want to become a super hero!

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Awkward Git's avatar

This was a possibility that was in the EMA's original PAR written in late-2020:

https://awkwardgit.substack.com/p/200-billion-pieces-of-dna-contaminating

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InfoHog's avatar

And they seem to throw dice to decide how much will be in each batch (though from what I recall, it varies strongly within a batch, too, as the production process is a rollercoaster)

Anyway, my reocmmended injection of foreign DNA into one's body are as many multiples of 0ng as you like...

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twinkytwonk's avatar

Nothing says quality control than not even bothering to check the nucleic acid concentration / purity on the nanodrop. I mean it's going to take a couple of minutes at most. Of course if what your testing is so contaminated that it would fail the minimum standards then you wouldn't do any testing🤔

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InfoHog's avatar

Especially if you got legal carte blanche and it's all more of a performative act for the naive public anyway.

Basically, show trials, taken to the medical realm.

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twinkytwonk's avatar

Exactly. Everything is falling into place. What id like to know next is who took the PCR manufactured mRNA vaccine?

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Daniele Vecchi's avatar

Give it 2-3 years and we will hear the usual apologetic stories: we were in a dramatic situation (not true), we were told to do so, our jobs and our research grants were at risk, we were acting in good faith, vaccines on balance saved lives (not true) Etc....ethical and evidence based medicine completely forgotten. Then in 5-7 years we will hear the same stories on the environmental side. The issue is that nobody will be ultimately held accountable and privately these people will never regret what they did. They are ideologically motivated.

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twinkytwonk's avatar

For those interested in the integration rate of cells transfected with foreign DNA this paper will be interesting :https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-33862-0.

Linear DNA : ~ 8% of transfected cells integrate linear DNA in genome.

Plasmid DNA:~5% of transfected cells integrate Plasmid DNA into genome.

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twinkytwonk's avatar

There is so little that we understand about biology it's almost magical that its mechanisms elude the brain power of the human population. I used to work in GM crop research and we don't fully understand the full control mechanism of the stomatal pores on the leaf surface FFS .

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Awkward Git's avatar

The human body is truly wonderful really on how it works, deals with illness and so on.

Reading an article from one of the world's leading researchers a while ago he said basically after 30+ years of studying apples to find out why an apple a day keeps the doctor away he thinks he may know what make sup 75% of an apple so how "they" think they know how a human body works he has no idea.

Pity "we" seem to be determined to screw how it all works up.

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Awkward Git's avatar

DNA contamination in teh Pfizer batches?

Why is it a surprise?

https://awkwardgit.substack.com/p/200-billion-pieces-of-dna-contaminating

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