https://esmed.org/impacts-of-covid-19-mrna-vaccination-and-infection/Although it is often claimed that COVID-19 mRNA vaccinations reduce COVID-19 severity and post-acute sequelae, these assertions are refuted by evidence of extensive mRNA immunization-related harms that appear to be amplified by SARS-CoV-2 infection, resulting in considerable overlap in reported adverse outcomes. Spike proteins from both sources persist in the human body over the long-term, leading to immune dysfunction, inflammation, autoimmunity, organ dysfunction, and overlapping toxicities. We hypothesize that the mRNA vaccinations create a persistent toxic milieu of spike protein, inflammatory lipid nanoparticles, and DNA impurities, amplifying morbidity and mortality risks commonly ascribed to SARS-CoV-2 infection. Many 2021-2024 morbidity/mortality events in highly vaccinated populations, though often attributed solely to COVID-19 illness (due to close temporal associations with laboratory-confirmed infection), were more likely to result from these interactions or “hybrid harms”. Evidence supporting our hypothesis includes studies of negative efficacy, overlapping pathologies (e.g., myocarditis and thrombosis), redundant mechanisms, and epidemiological surges in excess mortality during the Omicron era (since December 2021) in extensively vaccinated countries. Case report data indicate that spike protein production along with associated “spikeopathies” may persist for at least three years, during which a coronavirus infection could trigger a new disease syndrome that would logically be attributed to the infection based on the timing. In contrast there is a relatively mild course for Omicron infections in the unvaccinated.
>>17055103Ongoing spike production from prior mRNA vaccinations is likely to predispose Omicron-infected individuals to cumulative adverse effects over time. The amplified toxicities and immunopathologic effects may help account for near-synchronous waves of COVID-19 and all-cause mortality in the Omicron era. This novel framework calls for re-examining the unique immunopathological consequences of SARS-CoV-2 breakthrough infection in COVID-19 mRNA-vaccinated individuals and consideration of the implications for future public health strategies.
>>17055103I disagreeI got no vaccine, got covid and after a week in bed I recovered well but lost my inner monolguemy IQ before covid was around de 140 now it's maybe 80 ishThe right move as a goyim was not getting neither vaccine nor the virusThe right move as chosen one was getting the right vaccineThe right move as a higher up was staying in the islandIt is fascinating to me that although I lost my inner monologue I can still think but it's like a word that makes no noise inside my headThe only pro is that I can't overthink, I am in perpetual state of peace internally speaking
>predatory journal>Stephanie Seneff>Nicolas Hulscher>Peter A. McCullough>>>/pol/
>>17055204>predatory journalscience is science no matter the messager
>>17055204>>predatory journalQuadrivaxxed askhenazi psychopath projecting again.
>>17055201just out of curiousity i wonder what mechanism in brain could cause a loss of the brains inner monologuecan you solve math problems without paper?
>>17055201bro got enlightened from covid lmaohttps://slatestarcodex.com/2019/10/21/the-pnse-paper/
>>17055290It is very weird:Besides 1-2 step problems, most of times I can't. I need a paper to build the argumentation to solve them. I feel mentally disabled. However, if I stare long enough at a problem (within range of expertise) ocasionally I feel the urge to write the solutionIt is similar as when you need to pee, I don't know how to describe it. I just write it directly then use IA to check it.I believe the inner monologue plays an important role into the managing/bettering of your memory, it is my conclusion that the people who can't think into the future it is simply because they were born without inner monologue.I can function somewhat because I lost it so who knows what my brain is doing background-wise
>>17055103I mean I don't understand why would any scientist thought it would be a good idea to make the body cells to produce viral proteins in the first place.
>>17055293well I can't overthink and I am at peace, when I go to sleep it is silent, If I want to relax after a stressfull morning it takes me seconds i just stay quiet and that's literally itThere's no ego but I am still I, what Am I?
>>17055204Why is /sci/ so jewish?
COVID was one of the first conspiracy theories I ever believed. Now I believe in hundreds of them, but not back then.I can't say for sure what it was, but I believe there was a hidden purpose behind COVID and the vaccines.
>>17055710>>>/pol/
>>17055201>inner monologueyou mean mind's voice a monologue is a completed speech
>>17055791set up dominoeswatch them fall
>>17055103It's not a vaccine however, it's a genetic engineering platform.
>>17055791"Conspiracy theory" is a cia-derived concept, its inception dating specifically to the wake or Kennedy's assasination in order to obscure examinations and critical thinking on thr nature of the assasination.You are not supposed to believe, you are supposed to question and think.
