Comments by "" (@DanielSMatthews) on "mRNA arrangement will provide a ‘very bright future’ for science students" video.

  1. No they actually make it pretty hard to get at all of the data in a form that can be analysed and cross referenced and they blocked printing of reports from the online database. I know a way around it but it is not simple and that proves that it is doable and that they just blocked the average person to limit their access to the information.
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  2. More like great lies. FACT CHECK: mRNAs were made by Al Hershey's group in 1953 and by Volkin and Astrachan in 1956. The first mRNA flu vaccine was tested in mice in the 1990s and the first mRNA vaccines for rabies were tested in humans in 2013. Science fiction eh? Not even close, more like the usual long hard road to taking an interesting idea to a safe and effective treatment, and clearly they are not there yet. The one big flaw is the fact that there is not yet an accurate diagnostic test to exclude the small number of people who would otherwise suffer a serious or even fatal reaction to the technology. It is a bit like putting a new car on the market before you had the braking system entirely safe and reliable. Reckless and inhumane.
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  3.  @JPond-wi9wv  Yes you have to go to the ED of a major hospital, and possibly take a health advocate with you to get it dealt with fully, a shameful state of affairs. The GPs have all received what amounts to written threats from the federal government and are very intimidated, most will not even talk about those letters.
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  4. FACT CHECK: mRNAs were made by Al Hershey's group in 1953 and by Volkin and Astrachan in 1956. The first mRNA flu vaccine was tested in mice in the 1990s and the first mRNA vaccines for rabies were tested in humans in 2013. Science fiction eh? Not even close, more like the usual long hard road to taking an interesting idea to a safe and effective treatment, and clearly they are not there yet. The one big flaw is the fact that there is not yet an accurate diagnostic test to exclude the small number of people who would otherwise suffer a serious or even fatal reaction to the technology. It is a bit like putting a new car on the market before you had the braking system entirely safe and reliable. Reckless and inhumane.
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  5.  @robertdurham7480  Not good, consult stated government policy with regard to access.
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  6. However you vote keep this in mind, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zLS3IfC-i6I
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  7.  @eb2505  There are others, such as the Liberal Democrats.
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  8.  @robertdurham7480  Seriously, what would an aut like you know about people?
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