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Conspiracy theorists: Man everyone is a sheep, they just believe everything told to them.
All conspiracy theorists in unison: No one has ever isolated a virus.
@freemo hah, this one is especially interesting. I tried to figure out how dangerous/invasive/persistent mRNA actually is. It isn't easy to figure out.
The worst stories make it sound like you touch mRNA then you mutate in some fragile excuse of a human being, genome totally sabotaged. But I haven't quite found a realistic notion of what happens if you consume (eat, as opposed to inject), how long it persists in the body, etc.
@cobratbq Well regardless of how long, it is transient.
@freemo I am not sure I can derive the exact meaning of transient in this context. I assume you mean that it isn't persistent, e.g. keeps replicating so maintains threshold level presence, but instead it disappears over some (unspecified, possibly unknown and/or deviating per person) amount of time.
(I know I am making much more of your answer, but I am trying to put it in words in the way I place it into my limited understanding.)
@freemo yeah, ... you confirm what I suspected all along. Given the function of mRNA it is to be expected. That is, I expected given only some elementary knowledge. So it's nice to see some confirmation. You know what bothers me .. why is there so little information on it to dispell the fears I have seen strewn (I think I use the verb correctly?) around the internet. D4CE focuses on other aspects and I don't recall, in scanning through it, that this was addressed. (I could be wrong)