Thread by @Farrier105

@ScottAdamsSays 1. The shot stays in the arm. In the link I will provide, listen to what Dr. Shane Crotty, Phd in immunology says about that.
2. The spike protein made by the mRNA will not get loose in the blood stream. Listen again to Dr. Crotty.
3. The spike protein made by mRNA is the...

@ScottAdamsSays ...same as the spike protein on the surface of the virus as quoted from Pfizer Web site below:

@ScottAdamsSays "How does an mRNA vaccine work?
mRNA, delivered to your body's cells by lipid nanoparticles, instructs the cells to generate the spike protein *found on the surface of the novel coronavirus* that initiates infection."

@ScottAdamsSays In actuality, the spike protein made by the mRNA delivered to the cells by the vaccine is a MUTATED, synthetic version of the spike protein on the surface of the virus.

@ScottAdamsSays Since it is a mutation, or VARIANT, of the spike protein of the virus, it is possible the immune response is not as robust and/or has a shorter life span than the actual spike protein would have, however, its use in a vaccine would be extremely dangerous to patients.

@ScottAdamsSays Dr. Crotty states plainly that:

1. The vaccine was never intended to stay in the arm muscle. It was designed to move about, at least in a smaller portion than what stays in the arm muscle. This was so the immune system cells could encounter the vaccine's spike protein.

@ScottAdamsSays 2. Dr. Crotty also reveals that the vaccine developers always knew that the mutated spike proteins would not ALL stay on the surface of infected cells to draw an immune response. It was always known some would get loose in the bloodstream.

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@ScottAdamsSays Was I supposed to win something here if I confirmed lies?

@ScottAdamsSays @threadreaderapp Please unroll. Thanks a lot.