Hi all i'm a geneticist who doesn't know for sure what's going on with this covid vaccine biz, but i have a really really really REALLY good hypothesis. At first I thought it was just coincidental, but now that vaccinations and particularly vaccine passports are being pushed so hard, and some other things like no PCR test if you've been vaccinated because of false positive (hardly makes any sense at all unless my hypothesis is right), i've come to the conclusion theres probably something too this. This thread is not about my hypothesis. It's about how to raise the money needed to test it, how to publish the results, etc. If we talk about the theory we're going to get side-tracked but TL;DR it's a DNA barcode that is maintained by your immune system and excreted in blood/sweat/semen, amplifiable by PCR and sequenced in a few minutes.
To test it I need two things:
1) Money. Specifically $60,000 - $50k for the main machine (a dHPLC made by the company "Waters"), 10k for buffers and smaller equipment like shakers and PCR reagents. Much of the 50k can actually be recuperated after the experiment, where as the buffers are obviously consumed.
2) Vaccine samples. DNA or RNA the HPLC can handle both. The problem is simply acquiring the samples. As you might imagine, they need to be unopened with a legitimate chain-of-custody else no one will believe the results, but my preliminary look into getting vaccine samples is this is going to be seriously seriously hard. At least through official channels.
I asked this question on reddit and was told GoFundMe or Indigogo would be the best way to fund my research, but 4chan is better at thinking outside the box so i'm open to ideas.
Either way i'm going to get absolutely slaughtered for questioning the vaccine, and frankly i'd probably rather publish the results under a pseudonym. But i'm a legitimate research so i'm aware my real name would lend credibility...
To test it I need two things:
1) Money. Specifically $60,000 - $50k for the main machine (a dHPLC made by the company "Waters"), 10k for buffers and smaller equipment like shakers and PCR reagents. Much of the 50k can actually be recuperated after the experiment, where as the buffers are obviously consumed.
2) Vaccine samples. DNA or RNA the HPLC can handle both. The problem is simply acquiring the samples. As you might imagine, they need to be unopened with a legitimate chain-of-custody else no one will believe the results, but my preliminary look into getting vaccine samples is this is going to be seriously seriously hard. At least through official channels.
I asked this question on reddit and was told GoFundMe or Indigogo would be the best way to fund my research, but 4chan is better at thinking outside the box so i'm open to ideas.
Either way i'm going to get absolutely slaughtered for questioning the vaccine, and frankly i'd probably rather publish the results under a pseudonym. But i'm a legitimate research so i'm aware my real name would lend credibility...
