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Originally Posted by Ciderpress
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Well I'd assume it would probably take longer, given the novel nature of both the technology itself as well as the virus it was meant to prevent or lessen. Operation warp speed was kind of funny in retrospect, because it was basically just saying "let's do the thing but like ten times faster!".
I'm reminded of the seinfeld bit about planes and speed. "If you *can* go faster, why don't you just go as fast as you can the whole time?". A huge amount of skepticism came from the claim of long-term safety and efficacy. You simply can't claim something is safe and effective in the long term until it has at least existed in the long term. It got real quacky fast, with people seemingly having clairvoyant access to the future.
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Dr Robert Malone claims to have invented mRNA vaccines in 1988.
Is that long enough
08-01-2026, 09:34 PM
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