In a recent article, I highlighted the “law of displacement” which encapsulates my belief that a harmful lucrative technology, regardless of the evidence against it, will almost only be removed from the market once either a more profitable alternative emerges, or a less harmful but equally profitable one does (as in all other cases, the profit the technology makes outweighs the cost of silencing critics of its toxicity). In some cases, this works in a positive manner and finally expels bad things from the market (e.g., lead in gasoline), but in other cases, it results in something worse entering the market.
Presently, there are increasing signs of a major push to replace the existing vaccine schedule with mRNA vaccines, and on one side, this has been accompanied by increasing mainstream discussion of the serious issues with vaccination (along with efforts by authors like me to highlight how many of these problems are due to the foundational issues with how most vaccines are produced)—which, on one level is an extremely positive shift.
Note: this is somewhat similar to how the statin community went to great lengths to dismiss the existence of their (extremely common) side effects, but then suddenly pivoted to stating a large number of patients are “statin intolerant” once a need arose to sell far more expensive next-generation cholesterol lowering drugs (detailed here).
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