Oh I think they fucked up on many levels. I believe many were blessed due to their haste. There are several theories that I have heard. First the DOD had the pharm companies rush to produce mass quantities, that the batches and the "quality" were....inadequate... To produce whatever the initial consequences were meant to be. The second thing was the implementation of the shots themselves. That before each injection the air was suppose to be aspirated out of the needle, so as to disperse the "chip" into the arm, where it was meant to remain stationary. As I write this, it seems they are absurd ideas. But who knows??
One thing I noticed at the beginning of the pandemic, there was a big concern about making sure that the vaccines stayed at very low temperature, or they would lose effectiveness. Hospitals and clinics were concerned because few had the necessary freezers. Suddenly, with no explanation or further discussion, this problem just "disappeared". Molecular destabilization or the thermal degradation of delicate organic molecules isn't a problem that just disappears.
Oh I think they fucked up on many levels. I believe many were blessed due to their haste. There are several theories that I have heard. First the DOD had the pharm companies rush to produce mass quantities, that the batches and the "quality" were....inadequate... To produce whatever the initial consequences were meant to be. The second thing was the implementation of the shots themselves. That before each injection the air was suppose to be aspirated out of the needle, so as to disperse the "chip" into the arm, where it was meant to remain stationary. As I write this, it seems they are absurd ideas. But who knows??
One thing I noticed at the beginning of the pandemic, there was a big concern about making sure that the vaccines stayed at very low temperature, or they would lose effectiveness. Hospitals and clinics were concerned because few had the necessary freezers. Suddenly, with no explanation or further discussion, this problem just "disappeared". Molecular destabilization or the thermal degradation of delicate organic molecules isn't a problem that just disappears.