via Charims @[email protected] 'Let's consider the cell a restaurant.- "The Nucleus is the typical customer. It has a special taste for certain proteins, say steak and pork. The order being taken back to the kitchen is mRNA. The cooks in the kitchen are the rhibozomes. The nucleus always orders steak and pork. Every day. Suddenly, a new customer(coivd vaccine) walks in, and wants chicken. The mRNA orders go back to the kitchen and the cooks (rhibozomes) make chicken. The cooks are not forever altered because someone ordered chicken. And neither is the restauarant. However, turns out that our new customer orders more chicken than they can eat, so it is thrown out the doors of the restaurant and then the city workers(immune system) have to clean it up. They identify the chicken, and any time they see chicken on the street from now on, they will clean it up immediately, and summon their friends to help. I'd say its better than a vaccine which brings a captive virus (arms bound) into the restaurant to serve him a meal and hope he doesn't break free. Just my 2 cents. Honestly though, if its that big of a deal, then wait until the vaccine is no longer distributed under emergency use. Once it has full FDA approval, then maybe you will trust it. All vaccines went through trials on humans at some point. That's how they get authorized. Several vaccines have been released under emergency use before, in similar circumstances to what we see with covid. Yes, Its a new type of vaccine, and anything we put into our bodies can be dangerous. People purpose put all sorta of chemical into their bodies. Some knowingly. We've been making (and using) mRNA since the 70s, the revolutionary thing is being able to easily get it into a cell. We built a lipid(fat) sheath over it that allows it to get into the cell easily. Think of it as a pass for a high-brow restaurant." 🦠