>> and maybe they can inject mRNA that creates exactly that stuff. > To sterilize or create prions? No, to create lipid nanoparticles in the milk of cows. Lipid nanoparticles that contain mRNA, as described in the paper. They want to be able to produce a vast amount of them in no time. One scenario they prepare for: Day 1: a terrorist releases a new virus Day 2: many people get sick Day 3: hospitals realize it's a new virus and isolate it Day 4: the genetic sequence of the virus gets translated into the mRNA for the antigen that gets added to the mRNA for the lipid nanoparticles in milk that gets multiplied and injected into a lot of cows Day 5: the cows produced the antigen, millions of people get a sip Day 6-20: lockdowns until the immune systems produce antibodies against the antigen/virus Whatever they do, they think of themselves as the good guys. Both eugenicists and transhumanists want to advance mankind. Both think that the end justifies the means and the suffering of the victims. That's why the eugenicists prefer not to kill "unwanted" life but to sterilize it. That's why I don't think they want to use the mRNA technology to produce prions.