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5. But my sister-in-law in Oregon

Sun Oct 3, 2021, 04:12 PM

Oct 2021

is worried I won't be "me" anymore. Something about being "to smart for my own good". Is that even possible?

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Altered DNA ...? [View all] Grey5 Oct 2021 OP

of course it does not but people being uneducated drray23 Oct 2021 #1

RNA, DNA, mRNA....they think they are interchangeable parts PortTack Oct 2021 #2

But my sister-in-law in Oregon Grey5 Oct 2021 #5

The mRNA alters through a lifetime. Happy Hoosier Oct 2021 #24

"What are they afraid of???" ... marble falls Oct 2021 #3

They're afraid of doing something backed by Democrats... MissMillie Oct 2021 #17

File it under "a little learning is a dang'rous thing" unblock Oct 2021 #4

Well, they think it makes you magnetic and something about 5G viva la Oct 2021 #6

I wish, Grey5 Oct 2021 #10

Gives a whole new meaning to renewable "energy" Backseat Driver Oct 2021 #15

Just A Pseudo Scientific Way... ProfessorGAC Oct 2021 #7

"Truthiness is sciencey." LakeArenal Oct 2021 #9

They may be worried about SNPs Backseat Driver Oct 2021 #8

Brilliant answer but Grey5 Oct 2021 #11

I actually do think that the severity of CoVid-19 might Backseat Driver Oct 2021 #14

No one questions that the DNA can change Hav Oct 2021 #19

No one? Ms. Toad Oct 2021 #20

This is kinda, sorta what I was trying to say. Grey5 Oct 2021 #22

It makes you into Lizard People. Xolodno Oct 2021 #16

Covid-19 Vaccines Can't Alter Your DNA, Here's Why Celerity Oct 2021 #18

It makes you want go to college and learn things. Pobeka Oct 2021 #21

This is a complicated question. Act_of_Reparation Oct 2021 #23