Genervter Bürger (@genervter): "https://substack.com/home/post/p-194387548 Actually, it only takes two minutes to understand why modRNA isn’t the primary active agent, but rather a fifth particle based on this principle. And now let’s factor in the electrostatic properties of modRNA, since it has a highly neg…"

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Actually, it only takes two minutes to understand why modRNA isn’t the primary active agent, but rather a fifth particle based on this principle. And now let’s factor in the electrostatic properties of modRNA, since it has a highly negatively charged phosphate backbone. Wow! Even more entropy.

Consequently, it cannot be the active mechanism itself, but only a particle of the active construct. So, for now, we should think of RNA as a structural polymer.

And what if we also assume that the RNA strands aren’t homogeneous...? Does anyone want to know what potential risks this monstrous fat construct actually poses?

HaJo Kremer

Apr 15

Thank you very much!

In fact, I largely agree!

"Does the modRNA even make the spike protein. Who knows. Probably not."

Very good point! Fully agree!

Apr 17

4:41 AM

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