When you force the human body to create viral proteins, by hijacking its genetic mechanisms, the body starts attacking and destroying itself. Eventually, if it survives, it stops attacking foreign viral proteins because it starts thinking they're locals. Every booster increases the chances of that outcome, since it reinforces that the viral proteins belong in the body. The viral proteins themselves are, of course, toxic and damaging to the body, whether it fights them or not.
"Experts" are baffled and dumbfounded by this totally unexpected and unpredictable turn of events.
GloryBeckons 3 points 12 months ago
When you force the human body to create viral proteins, by hijacking its genetic mechanisms, the body starts attacking and destroying itself. Eventually, if it survives, it stops attacking foreign viral proteins because it starts thinking they're locals. Every booster increases the chances of that outcome, since it reinforces that the viral proteins belong in the body. The viral proteins themselves are, of course, toxic and damaging to the body, whether it fights them or not.
"Experts" are baffled and dumbfounded by this totally unexpected and unpredictable turn of events.