So, my first scientific post will be about viruses, specifically COVID. Yes, I know this topic has been covered from head to toe. So, I'll write briefly, in summary, what many doctors, scientists, and laypeople still haven't grasped:

1️⃣The COVID virus is most likely artificially modified. There is compelling evidence to support this. I'll point out right away that this is difficult to achieve, but it's possible, something many pseudoscientists and doctors deny.
A rough approximation involves infecting genetically modified model organisms with the virus to be "modified" or "improved." The idea is that these organisms, through modification, acquire human receptors that are targets for viruses. Furthermore, their immune system is artificially suppressed, allowing for a large number of mutations for selecting the desired strain.

2️⃣Selection means the creation of the desired mutations in the RNA chain of the virus to endow the virus with the desired properties in terms of pathophysiology.

3️⃣Any virus can be modified using this technique (!). New outbreaks of the obscure hepatitis and smallpox from this story are possible…

4️⃣Vaccination isn't always a panacea. This is especially evident in the case of COVID. At its core, any vaccination is a simulation of an infection to train the immune system. Similar to pilot training in simulators. Now tell me, who among you wants to fly with a pilot who only trained in simulators? :) Immunity is complex and individual, so it's impossible to train or tune it in everyone with a single vaccine.

Links to evidence:

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34046923/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33200842/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32633815/
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35419073/

From DrMoro

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