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Well, yes, it does apply...

The SARS-CoV2 virus spends much of its time in the airways and mucosa (which, it has been noted, is not a good target for a blood-born antibody response such as the COVID vaxxes give you).

The mRNA vaccines, on the other hand, spread all over the body very quickly -- into organs, blood vessels, all kinds of tissues -- thanks to their lipid nanoparticle packaging. Further, the payload is an unnaturally long-lived synthetic mRNA thanks to pseudo pseudouridine (won the Nobel Prize, God bless their hearts).

So vaccine spike is much more widespread throughout the body, and possibly much longer-lived, than anything you're likely to see from a "natural" (ahem) SARS-CoV2 virus infection.

It's also worth noting that severe COVID disease occurs after the virus is mostly dead, as it's due to inflammation caused by the "viral graveyard", i.e. bits of virus and viral mRNA left behind after the battle (Marik, https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/34569339/). And spike protein seems to be the worst offender by a long shot.

So... they picked the most harmful protein on the virus as the vaccine antigen. Likely because they already had the code (ahem).

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How bizarre, that most of these basic facts still are relatively esoteric knowledge for most of the jabbed and mostly considered conspiracy theory.

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Esoteric indeed

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Wonderful response.

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