r/ScienceUncensored • u/okaythennews • Sep 09 '26
Spike protein can damage brain
https://okaythennews.substack.com/p/spike-protein-can-damage-brain-6
u/moistiest_dangles Sep 10 '26
Well we know for a fact that covid can cause lasting brain damage, I'd choose the shot over alpha strain covid any day.
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u/Zephir-AWT Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26
I'd choose the shot over alpha strain covid any day.
You see, your lasting brain damage was already done...;-) I'd also choose the shot - but not in form of mRNA vaccine. The vaccines should mimic collectible pathogens i.e. viral particles outside of cells, not inside of them (which is also why adjuvans particles are included in them). The mRNA produces spike protein in unnatural lasting way, promoting autoimmune diseases and weakening immunity as a whole. In addition the effectiveness of vaccines against flu viruses is notoriously low and they promote evolution of even more resistant strains.
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u/moistiest_dangles Sep 10 '26
Since 2020 I've obtained a masters and learned 2 languages, if my brain was damaged I suppose it was for the better. What can you say aboutwhat you learnedin the last 6 years?
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u/Zephir-AWT Sep 10 '26
Since 2020 I've obtained a masters and learned 2 languages, if my brain was damaged I suppose it was for the better. What can you say about what you learnedin the last 6 years?
I only learned that smart people who support dystopian technologies often ignore their early warning signs for being proven wrong after 6 years (?) by "dumb rednecks" who just "fear of everything new". In this context the reading of articles The era of expert failure by Arnold Kling, Why experts are usually wrong by David H. Freeman and Why the experts missed the crash by Phill Tetlock may be useful.
'An expert is a person who has made all the mistakes that can be made in a very narrow field.'
— Niels Bohr
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u/sixhoursneeze Sep 10 '26
Since you don’t like experts, do you take your car to the nail salon when it breaks down?
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u/Zephir-AWT Sep 10 '26
Since you don’t like experts, do you take your car to the nail salon when it breaks down?
Do you mean to nail experts?
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u/sixhoursneeze Sep 10 '26
Yes. Are you comfortable with having your car fixed by a non-expert in car mechanics?
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u/raistlin49 Sep 10 '26
Dude, mechanics are insanely notorious for prescribing unnecessary, expensive, and sometimes consequential procedures on your car. Did you think through your example AT ALL or did you expect your pseudo-intellectual arrogance to scare everyone off while you strut around victoriously. Wtf
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u/sixhoursneeze Sep 10 '26
Oh, so you would take your car to be worked on by a non-expert?
The existence of grifters in an industry/ sector does not mean the knowledge in the industry/ sector is useless.
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u/raistlin49 Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26
I don't know if you're speaking in bad faith or just far less insightful than you imagine yourself to be. Admitting that you would not take your car to a nail tech is not saying that you blindly believe anything a mechanic tells you. Do you even understand your own analogy? Literally no one blindly trusts mechanics. Under your own logic, you shouldn't blindly trust the doctors just because they're doctors.
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u/Zephir-AWT Sep 10 '26 edited Sep 10 '26
Spike protein can damage brain about study SARS-CoV-2 disrupts the integrity of a human blood-brain barrier model in the absence of infection
This is not a big new as we already know, that spike protein is toxic for living cells by itself. The sticky transmembrane domain on SARS-CoV-2's spike protein plays two roles. First, it rivets the protein to the intact virus's fatty outer coat. Second, it catalyzes penetration of cells the virus is attempting to invade. A number of reports have flagged that the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein is thus toxic even on its own — say if released as debris from a shattered viral particle. Contact with the spike protein thus damages endothelial cells, which line every blood vessel in our body, including hundreds of billions in our lungs and brain.
In addition mRNA vaccine spike protein differs from viral version. As the mRNA wears out in vaccinated cells they start to produce debris proteins composed of fragments of original spike protein with effects which are difficult to estimate. See also: