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I'd rather ask a dumb question and get a factual answer, than assume I know. I've just been curious of this as this new cattle shot contains an mRNA - and supposedly these have never been given to this large of a population. Maybe the tables have turned and they're the ones with this lying dormant in them? I"m sure someone's qualified to give a thought provoking answer on this.

I'd rather ask a dumb question and get a factual answer, than assume I know. I've just been curious of this as this new cattle shot contains an mRNA - and supposedly these have never been given to this large of a population. Maybe the tables have turned and they're the ones with this lying dormant in them? I"m sure someone's qualified to give a thought provoking answer on this.

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I recommend some reading concernjng mRNA vaccine trials that were done back in 2004. mRNA trials have actually been going on for decades and all were ceased due to safety concerns. Some of those concerns were from delivery method (which have apparently been fixed.) Other safety concerns are related to mRNA fragments making the cells do unintended things and virus immunity interference (what i found so far.)

The 2004 study was on ferrets:

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X0500037X

And a summary:

https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/news-perspective/2004/12/sars-vaccine-linked-liver-damage-ferret-study

Basically a long-term effect was organ (liver) damage. Remember, the safety trials for the current vaccines were only 2 months long.