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One of my clients is a retired oncologist. Couldn’t believe anyone would not take the jab back in 2021! Asked me if I did! Hell no doc and never will! Tin foil hats are more valuable than a white lab coat!

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Another day, another "bombshell". But why would people working in the field be surprised at what is now being reported?

My field is computer science, but I studied biology and chemistry in high school, and chemistry and physics in college, and I have done additional reading over the years in biochemistry, mostly to try to better understand nutritional fraud.

In late 2020 I took a brief look at what was claimed for the modRNA shots, their purported design and what they were supposed to do, and they looked to me like disaster in the making. Insane. And frankly, in 2020 I was seeing more meaningful analysis and reporting from other computer scientists than from people in the fields I would expect to be reacting and saying "stop!".

Since then I've come to realize that much of the science involved may not be at all scientific, but that doesn't matter. My point is that it doesn't take a PhD-anything to realize the extreme danger that these substances represent. Some basic background knowledge will do. Knowledge in biochemistry and related fields, but also helpful is having background knowledge about scientific fraud, propaganda, and psyops. I would recommend that everyone learn about those latter things, in self defense.

So why the great (feigned?) surprise now, after the damage is done, among those who should have known better all along?

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