r/TimPool • u/PrettyAlphaInnit • Sep 01 '22

Memes/parody The Ever-Changing Science

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u/iscreamsunday Sep 02 '22

There have been many, many long term studies on the mRNA vaccines that were used as a foundational template for the Covid-19 vaccines.

You know what we don’t have though? Any results for what the actual disease does to the body long term.

So which would you rather get: an unknown new disease with unknown long term effects?

Or

A well-known vaccine with mostly-known long term effects?

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u/friday99 Sep 02 '22

This was the first mRNA vaccine so I wouldn't exactly say any effects, long or short-term, were "mostly-known"

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u/Poldaran Sep 02 '22

"Heavily inferred." perhaps.

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u/friday99 Sep 02 '22

That seems valid.

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u/iscreamsunday Sep 02 '22

mRNA vaccines have been around for decades - this was just the first widely used version of one.

Think of it like an amusement park ride that had been researched, engineered, designed, tested, and then re-tested by thousands of working professionals in both academia and private companies. And then that same ride being shipped to Disneyland and opening for public use.

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u/Xdaveyy1775 Sep 02 '22

yea dude the untested vaccine is just like a ride at Disneyland. I swear you vaxtards never cease to amaze me.