I had an argument with a coworker on friday over whether or not you could still get and transmit the Shanghai Shivers after having the vaccine. He is vaccinated and totally believes the "we're in the mIdDLe of a pAndEmIc" bs, that the vaccine isn't gene therapy, that it doesn't modify your dna, etc.
I knew he was wrong, but I couldn't remember sources off the top of my head, meanwhile he was looking up cdc links, etc.
Is there a list out there with sources that aren't just some random dude?
Sorry if this breaks some rule.
No it is not. Alteration of DNA is permanent, not just for the affected cell but also any future cells that split from that cell. mRNA will eventually break down, not just from the vaccine but any mRNA is temporary.
The relationship between DNA and RNA is not well understood. It isn't impossible for the vaccines to have epigenetic effects.
Probably no more likely than from a naturally occurring mRNA virus- probably.
Bill Gates, son of the chairman of UNESCO's eugenics board, probably isn't trying to reprogram everyone with experimental mass genetic engineering, but he has pitched it.
Nobody knows how long mRNA takes to break down or whether it leaves traces. It's an experimental technology.
mRNA delivered by nanolipids or adenoviruses is a new technology but mRNA itself isn't anything new and just because it is lab made doesn't give it some type of special longevity. mRNA in natural processes is fragile and has to be constantly replaced; there is no mechanism in the vaccines to replace the mRNA as it breaks down.