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The fact that people this stupid exist
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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you raise a good point. we still don't have vaccines for broken legs either. this puts the reality of all other supposed vaccines into further doubt.
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/s in case that wasn't clearWell, I've heard about this one guy named Logan who got a vaccine for broken bones.... After he got it, he never broke a bone in his body again.
.... He also got sweet blades that come out from his hands.
There IS the HPV vaccine, which is basically a cancer vaccine for one set of cancers.
I guess you could say the same thing about hepatitis vaccines.
HPV and hepatitis are not cancer, but they can increase the risk of certain cancers. Often times the best way to beat cancer is to limit exposure to the things that can increase the risk of getting it.
Immunotherapy is also often called cancer treatment vaccine. And HepB vaccine also protects from liver cancer associated with Hep B.
Also significant parts of mRNA vaccine research were built on HIV research! Fighting HIV/AIDS directly led to the technologies that let us make the Covid vaccine possible. We really do "stand on the shoulders of giants" - we build new knowledge based off the work of those who came before us!
mRNA vaccines yes, not more traditional vaccines like J&J- but generally true.
Also good to remember there's also newer tech like alphafold from the deepmind project - using AI to really, really accelerate development.
https://alphafold.ebi.ac.uk/
Absolutely blows my mind.
To these people an apple isn't an orange. They can't tell that they're both fruit.
Thanks for explanation.