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Dr. Cruces's avatar

In late 2020, when I first learnt how they were planning to produce the vaxx, my first thought was: 'no way in hell, I am going to take it.' This was my primary, empirical reasoning behind rejecting the vaxx (its impossibility, that is):

- How was it possible that in late 2020 we were able to produce only a few microliters of the mRNA vaxx under very strict laboratory conditions and still with a high rate of failure … and three months later, under large-scale industrial conditions, we were apparently churning up 300 liters a day (an 8 orders of magnitude increase) of a supposedly 100% perfect substance. That’s simply impossible.

- Even if my previous point were entirely wrong and the vaxx were churned out 100% perfect, its effects would be unknown and most likely deleterious. The mRNA vaxx is, in effect, an attempt to reprogram human cells. Humans are extremely bad at linear rational thinking. Even programming of human-made systems, such as computers, where their components and their interactions are 100% known and understood, is impossible without introducing errors, even on the most basic level. How is it then, that we decided to program a system — the human body — we know virtually nothing about and claim that the program will do exactly as intended and it will be 100% correct (where even dropping to 99% correctness could mean serious harm or death)? … sheer hubris and idiocy.

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Josh Blunt's avatar

Misdiagnosed due to misgendering? What a kick in the nuts that must've been!

My niece (a bright girl) and I have had conversations about how stupid people are. I've said that eighty percent of people are idiots. My niece says, "They're all fucking idiots!"

Maybe we are. I guess we're all doomed. :^)

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