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A chat on subreddit /r/wallstreetbets
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I’m not wallstreet regard, but I took enough genetics class and worked with enough DNA/RNA products to know that mRNA and all RNA products breakdown super fast as it’s is a very unstable molecule.  DNA when in room temperature exposed can last several days while RNA will see degradation as soon as 30 mins when exposed. 

DNA was evolved b/c the oxy in RNA is reactive and can easily bind with other molecules thus breaking RNA apart.  So for control of RNA vaccines, natural degradation of the molecule will break it down and eventually stop production of spikes. 

As for the spikes itself, again, just like those sloppy Chettos or Mountain Dew you degenerates like to consume, they get broken down by the body.  In this case WBC will break down these foreign proteins since they don’t carry and antigen that is native to your body.  Those antibodies you make will bind to excess spike calling in complements and WBC to destroy them.  So excess spike proteins aren’t even a possibility after RNA breaks down.

As far as excess death, could be any reason.  Being old or unhealthy doesn’t mean you become immune to death b/c you got a vaccine.  I mean if you want to cook numbers like that, 90%+ of population have the MMR vaccines and 100% of those people will die eventually.  Does that mean MMR vaccine have a 100% kill rate?  Unless someone has a clear direct cause and effect between Covid vaccine and death, just blowing smoke up your loose butthole.

Phzier stock goes up as soon as price increase on vaccine is set in.  OP dies of worm med
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You skipped some classes mate while you were giving head behind the Wendy’s dumpster. :~)

Yes natural mRNA typically breaks down super quick. The COVID vax mRNA uses N1-MethylPseudoUridine as a replacement for natural Uridine in the amino acid sequence  to strengthen the mRNA and prevent breakdown. There is also a long PolyA tail at the end of the sequence. The combination of the two make it far more robust than the virus mRNA. 

The Substack blog covers the rest.