Quote (Thor123422 @ May 22 2021 11:04pm)
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PCR doesn't detect spike proteins. PCR doesn't detect any proteins ever, under any circumstances. I couldn't have picked a more perfect example to demonstrate you don't know even the most basics of PCR.
You didn't show any evidence. Snake venom is not a vaccine. They are not comparable in any way. You might as well be pointing out that water gets into the blood. No shit, doesn't mean other things do.
any one can see how cheaply you play your straw mans. pcr detects genetic sequences, remnants of the spike protein. remnants remnants remnants remnants i said remnants
no one said snake venom is a "vaccine" you suk at strawmanning. its used as an comparison how injected liquid enters the circulatory system.
bich and straw man all you want. you might refuse to see it but any one else can. your exposed right at your number 1. could just as easily be titled vaccine lymphatics.
" 1) It enters the blood in a significant way. "
Snakebite lymphatics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z_K3fDRdq7Awhat did you say? "...and if any one of them comes up negative you lose."
(you came up negative and just had to do the first one..............u lose)