mRNA vaccines, explained

[@Vox]

This video focuses on the two new types of vaccines, but as we say at 2:00, not all Covid-19 vaccines fall into those categories. Here’s a list of some of the leading vaccines, and which types they are: mRNA vaccines: - Moderna - Pfizer-BioNTech Adenovirus vaccines: - AstraZeneca - Johnson & Johnson - Sputnik V - CanSino Recombinant protein vaccines: - Novavax Inactivated virus vaccines: - Bharat/Covaxin - Sinovac - Sinopharm

[@tonysmith2045]

I'll give mine away free no jab for me! Thanks but no thanks!

[@trader2137]

what about the 5g chips inside

[@EOstr.]

Is it true that "Bill Gates's vaccine" caused paralysis to over 800k Indian children?! If is true please talk about this too if not please debunk it!

[@Emilio_Garcia]

Soberana 2, Cuba's vaccine, is a conjugate vaccine (a type not mentioned)

[@bubbaowww590]

@@GeeklyNetwork Adenovirus. It literally says it in the comment you are replying to

[@ernestbr9786]

People before the new vaccine: ugh wish companies would develop a vaccine faster Companies: develop a vaccine faster People: now I don’t want it

[@jamescharcoal3472]

Omg- IKR- AAAAA

[@stazmo957]

Fair enough

[@darkblackson]

I don’t think those were the same people

[@chrispychip6569]

@@darkblackson the thing is I know people personally like this

[@shaded389]

k

[@__entiendo]

Me, a bio major: Hey, I know some of these words.

[@chrissy7806]

me, a high schooler taking bio: hey, i also know some of these words

[@juliabenincosa9066]

Me, a sixth grader studying viruses and bacteria: hey I know some of these words too

[@thomassmith462]

Same but I’m Environmental Science

[@Sanju-gm5td]

Me, a computer major who studied bio 6 years ago in middle school: hey, i know some of these words too

[@maarifa4772]

Me too.

[@whyme3917]

Imagine having a dad who could check what illness you have then literally invent the cure. Lool

[@k93ph78]

Lool? More like cool

[@SonographicTendencies]

The kid today would reject her fathers accomplishment and tell him she's done her research!

[@Newtomorrow99]

Looool imagine they had the cure(s) for decades but wanna to play nancy drew and black wall street at the same time, haha oh jeeeez

[@buckmurdock2500]

I had the mumps when I was a kid. And I lived ! !

[@sportgoofy1975]

I wouldn't want to be associated with this needle these days. I hope all who were tricked or strong armed into getting this are alright. Too many things happening now with no real reason.

[@Fr0stbite1801]

Y'know, amidst our fantasies of flying cars and rocket powered hoverboards, it's easy to forget that we're already in the frickin future.

[@davida3426]

But presently it’s our present

[@grant8164]

Prensentation

[@514mrmontreal]

India has a flying car landing pad.hoverboards already out

[@hbombfreak]

@Tej Lemme guess, wearing a mask is opression, right?

[@hbombfreak]

@Tej Can you link me any proof or an article that says so?

[@Oxideacid]

Uhhh.... The mitochondria is the powerhouse of the cell?

[@india4843]

Always has been😳

[@mltomberlin1]

This is gold 🤣

[@AndyNYouTube]

Yes, that's right! The powerhouse of the Trump vaccine !

[@VS-mn4tv]

not gonna change

[@izzieresendiz8048]

and DNA is in the nucleus is all i know too

[@srirachanoodles6914]

My grandparents are vaccinated now🥳🥳🥳

[@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage]

That's awesome BUT now variants are out and you/they/we are still under attack from the China Virus

[@TheUglyGnome]

@@DramaMustRemainOnTheStage Current vaccines work against known new variants too. But if you son't want the vaccine, don't get vaccinated. You can always treat "China Virus" with hydroxychloroquine, bleach and internal UV treatment as suggested by The Great Orange.

[@venkatanagarajubangaru3613]

Unless if the vaccine has side effects

[@Alex-pj8nz]

Venkatanagaraju Bangaru I hate gene therapy vaccines.

[@ahmadnoureddine147]

@@Alex-pj8nz wth is gene therapy vaccines

[@kakisse79]

I just got my first Pfizer shot and as I'm sitting here with a slightly sore arm (utterly normal), I am enjoying understanding what is happening in my body as I type this comment.

[@rg7035]

Same, although extremely sore arm better describes it!

[@yasenyaso9739]

Me too brother.

[@I_Santos_]

Strangely, even though I loved learning this and find it fascinating, it makes me a little nauseated to think of what is happening in my body from this. Even though I understand that it’s just using my body’s natural mechanisms to help me. It’s weird, I get like that when I think too much about some things happening inside me. I know, it’s kinda silly. But I still love learning how things work.

[@bytemosery4946]

I got mine today, didn't feel much except a bit of pain in the injection site (it's really really mild) and some tiredness

[@jonathans4503]

In a few years around 2025, they will activate a switch and you'll all be under your governments control. Right now, the control receptors are inactive as to not scare the world population. However, when it's time, they won't hesitate to activate them to make you unknowingly slaves. Your numbers would be greater than those who have not taken the vaccine but the resistance will still be able to fight.

[@Bandstand]

I’m here for the editing 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@luxembourgishempire2826]

Another channel that nobody knows or cares about.

[@fxonevr]

Hi verified man. Hows life?

[@mindme7628]

And we care because? Go back to making trashy videos.

[@tonymario6543]

@@luxembourgishempire2826 nobody cares or knows ur channel. You're just mad u aren't verified

[@luxembourgishempire2826]

@@tonymario6543 First of, a few people know my channel. And no I don't care that I am not verified. I would much rather be in my situation than that person's. I mean look at their trashy videos. I have honour. Unlike you and that person. 😉

[@notmyname93]

watching this two years later hits different.

[@SabinaDahal-k9z]

watching this two years later hits different.

[@atanu_giri]

And I thought Johnson and Johnson only made talcum powder

[@MT-oi2ty]

Soon even smaller brands will make jabs ! And many will line up to take a part of the experiment

[@ohlookitsbryan]

Asbestos

[@mattiamichielan5336]

after I got that shot of J&J my hair is much softer and shinier, fully satisfied!

[@ritarosa6824]

They do anything...with a little bit of cancer...

[@lzh4950]

Or "no more tears" baby shampoo

[@shaqtaku]

Hopefully these achievements inspired a lot of younger people to become scientists: The expensive education system: I'm gonna stop you right there

[@29subhra]

The love of a father towards his daughter can surpase any human limits.

[@InqWiper]

The education system is so cheap it's almost free in some countries.

[@sineadhunt9657]

other nations education is not as expensive as the usa and in some places is free

[@momosbreath9713]

Young people these days wants to become a popular KZbinr.

[@thinginground5179]

Yeah its almost like we dont really care

[@KianBrose]

Personally I'm a bit skeptical of these new methods since there was a period in Sweden where there was a major outbreak which caused rapid developement of a vaccine which ended up having huge side effects discovered a couple years later, I think I'll wait and see if any side effects show up before getting it myself

[@SabinaDahal-k9z]

couple years later universally for these all womens

[@souljacem]

Dr. Sahin & Dr. Türeci who came up with this mRNA synthesis solution and who‘ve provided their help are real geniuses. This is incredible

[@janusjones6519]

They are also now multi billionaires

[@dominikroth2000]

@@janusjones6519 I don't see the issue with that. There really are a lot of other billionaires you can hate for their wealth or how they achieved it:).

[@OneShotMan222]

@@janusjones6519 when you're one of the most brilliant minds out there and spend 40 years of your life on something, you should be rewarded proportionately. Otherwise other scientists won't be very enthusiastic about making new invetions. "Greater good" and "saving lives" are great and all but money is also a very big motivation for progress

[@erdemolcay1831]

Turks saved the planet - such a headline.

[@mindhunter8772]

I Thought that was Dr Robert malone?

[@legendhasit9172]

The full summary of "I use covid 19 to destroy covid 19"

[@Dommy521]

More I like I will use your cells to destroy covid 19

[@camilacabello5664]

An eye for an eye, tooth for a tooth

[@anotherone5926]

Lysol figured it out long ago

[@avikroy6816]

"It almost killed me....but the work is done. It always will be"

[@JK_JK_JK]

What is the Covid-related mortality for non-elderly persons with no comobidities????

[@XnonXte]

I love how vox teach us a lot of complex thing, Even in our basic understanding

[@Alkuf100]

but they also oversimplify so what you take from the video might not be true

[@andresv.8880]

@@Alkuf100 true, but it's the best we got.

[@XnonXte]

Bruh, No way this thing has 83 Likes ಠ_ʖಠ

[@clayel1]

@@Alkuf100 It’s essential for media to exist. If you want the whole thing, you’re going to need to become an expert.

[@scott2296]

But all you need to know is, get as many vaccines as possible, get lots of them, better to be safe than sorry. Also, three masks is better than one.

[@izaiahthomas1939]

That’s was actually really helpful for understanding the vaccine development and distribution obstacles were currently facing as a nation as well as the new vaccine development types

[@potatomatop9326]

How the newest vaccines fight covid 19: they do an anime stance and beat covid 19 dragon ball z style.

[@jamescharcoal3472]

LOL-

[@mohamedwaititi6192]

Let’s see how many subscribers I can get from this comment currently at 97

[@jaifeen]

Cells at Work style.

[@OmnipotentO]

Teleports behind virus: nothing personnel kid

[@ArikanTwo]

Bruh lol

[@xJessiGirlProx]

It’s amazing, and should be something we are all excited about. A HUGE advancement in the medical field and will change the future of vaccines. It’s a shame partisanship and drama is putting a damper on that.

[@JohnDouqh]

If you get vaccine injured you are a racist alt right winger conspiracy theorist.

[@dakweenlyrics409]

@@JohnDouqh ? Huh

[@JK_JK_JK]

This comment did not age well.

[@xJessiGirlProx]

@@JK_JK_JK how so? MRNA vaccines r a huge advancement

[@JK_JK_JK]

@@xJessiGirlProx This comment was brought to you by Pfizer

[@jedisct1]

This is fantastic engineering work. Way to go, biotechnology.

[@mr.tallman3030]

I mean now knowing how to do this with mRNA, then scientists can (theoretically) create a vaccine for anything.

[@GamerTable]

@@mr.tallman3030 Yeah, though I think it works better for viruses due to bacterium not needing to enter a cell, I am no expert tho

[@YouMockMe]

The CEO of Pfizer didn't even get the jab to enter Israel.... think about it. Just think

[@TanyaSymons]

Bioweapon 🤔

[@makiiavely]

As a biochemist in training I can't stress enough how incredible this mechanism is: logical, simple yet incredibly effective and beautiful.

[@anotherone5926]

You are being indoctrinated, not educated. Publish info abounds to benefit all of us.

[@makiiavely]

@@anotherone5926 indoctrinated into what

[@Celestials1aurora]

@@anotherone5926 what do you mean?

[@anotherone5926]

@@Celestials1aurora about what?

[@jamiejosh96]

New research appears to suggest the vaccine will lead of heart issues in the young. Scary stuff

[@priyajitdeb9265]

When we learn about it now and know the concept looks so simple and easy. But the person or people on whose mind the idea to use this simple techniques to bring about huge outcomes are the real genius'

[@j1n2]

Nice video, however you didn't mention arguably best adenovirus vaccine - Sputnik V (Lancet already showed that it has better efficiency than JJ and Astra and can be compared with Pfizer and Moderna ). And they use a different platform to overcome a drawback that you mentioned.

[@julienckjm7430]

05:33 Indeed right here, this is where the Sputnik V comes up with its method of using two different adenoviruses to avoid the immunity of the first dose

[@mikicerise6250]

@@julienckjm7430 Interesting!

[@saudiprince6532]

Clearly some people didn’t pay any attention in Year 9 Biology...

[@illusion5342]

Well it's not that, most people just forget

[@ashutoshdevgire5591]

No harm in revising

[@saudiprince6532]

@@ashutoshdevgire5591 love it man

[@addy3520]

I also have relatives who were bio majors who graduated before DNA was completely known about. This is all super new tech, DNA was only found to be the code of life like 60 years ago and everything else has been starting to fall into place since.

[@TimofejsAmelins-k8z]

FACTS! if you have noticed the news about 12-15 year olds getting vaxxed in the UK 99.9999% of comments spread some kind of hate. They haven't paid attention and deserve to get detention.

[@junjiyouscareme2180]

Here a good question, how long does it take you guys to make a single video? I'm curious, cause this looks like a lot of work.

[@LecheFressa]

This helped explain a lot of what I was confused on. Thank you!

[@qwertyzxcvb4856]

the "new instructions" in my immune system also made it weaker, explain that one

[@varyolla435]

Easy = your immune system is apparently weak then.......... At any given time your immune system is contending with a host of microorganisms. Thus if exposure to *A WEAKENED* vaccine proves too much for it = your problem is idiopathic rather than the vaccine which simply delivered a weakened/dead pathogen or antigen to your system.

[@sneediusrexius]

@@varyolla435 Or he simply got poisoned

[@pritamptr662]

2020 taught me a lot about viruses, vaccines and others.

[@arilevitt2385]

I second that! If it wasn’t for 2020, I never would’ve learned about these things either.

[@darshanvora1200]

Informative , Short , Smart , Simple ❤️ VOX ..... Keep On Going 🔥🔥

[@ADoughnut]

Vox = bad, but it's ok just please experiment with other outlets.

[@HülyeLó]

@@ADoughnut Vox is alright, Vice is the worst though

[@Steve-sz4bh]

Boom baby!

[@kevincruz2233]

Why was the Sputnik Vaccine not mentioned? Just wondering.

[@tuddy5976]

Same here

[@NMY232]

It essentially was mentioned, just not as an explicit example.. from 5:18. Sputnik V uses 2 adenoviruses to transport DNA. (AstraZeneca/Oxford only uses 1 adenovirus, which probably leads to less effective booster, as mentioned in the video)

[@FirstNameLastName-wt5to]

They didn’t pay for this ad.

[@julienckjm7430]

@@NMY232 05:33 Indeed right here, this is where the Sputnik V comes up with its method of using two different adenoviruses to avoid the immunity to the first dose

[@Alesscamera]

Before: Here is your vaccine 💉 “perfect thank you” Now: here is your vaccine 💉 “ oh where is it from, what is the efficency, which kind of tech and vaccine is it? Are you a doctor”

[@butterfliesinsidemj]

You have no idea of how many, especially after losing their baby after the two month shot, have questioned and opposed vaccins. Only to hear vaccins are safe and science is settled. That's not science, that's doctrine.

[@adityamathur6938]

@@butterfliesinsidemj the probability of this happening is very less, and therefore the pros of the vaccine outweigh the cons. now shut up

[@butterfliesinsidemj]

@@adityamathur6938 You have absolutely no clue... I will only refrain from further reaction because the info could not be absorbed by your indoctrinated brain.

[@whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks6544]

@@butterfliesinsidemj No? Because the science says that they are safe. How is that not science, if it’s agreeing with the science?

[@whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks6544]

@@butterfliesinsidemj that’s ridiculous, most humans cannot simply not absorb information into their memories.

[@edgarestrada9519]

The first explanation covers Sputnik V, the one that uses stems, not sure why they didn’t mention it on the video.

[@julienckjm7430]

@@clayel1 05:33 Indeed right here, this is where the Sputnik V comes up with its method of using two different adenoviruses to avoid the immunity to the first dose

[@bluesky5384]

I’m spending my Saturday night watching these. I’m fun at parties.

[@arvinmathew6684]

Jesus Christ is coming soon. Repent (turn around from your ungodly ways) and believe the Gospel. For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3:16

[@bluesky5384]

@@arvinmathew6684 Ok, Arvin.

[@june4135]

@@arvinmathew6684 Galatians 6:3 For if anyone thinks he is something, when he is nothing, he deceives himself.

[@Risk-on1]

@blue sky my kind of people 😂

[@the866-sushi]

@@arvinmathew6684 IT'S SPOOKY MONTH!!!!1!!!!1!

[@Paul-ou1rx]

Wonder when they will update this video.

[@BryanLee]

Scary how hundreds of anti-vaxxers have already come and downvoted this video. Smdh. Thank you for educating us! Please everyone get vaccinated as soon as it's your turn. It's the least we can do for our loved ones.

[@dawsonoberg713]

I love watching the videos that Vox creates, Every video from small events to massive events in history are now are so fun to watch. They help me learn about the world in a creative way, they also aren't like a textbook format that is sooo boring. I'm glad channels like this exist so i can increase my knowledge of the world and amazing people in the past and the present.

[@balkangetaway]

My mom (75), my partner and i (42) all got the pfizer. Tired the day after but that was it.

[@simondahl5437]

And being tired is good. It’s a sign of your immune system learning.

[@blagoevski336]

@@simondahl5437 we know "side effects" is the name used.

[@simondahl5437]

@@blagoevski336 And?

[@rocketmoonshine9205]

Me too. Feeling exhausted the whole day.

[@dellchica2373]

How you now??

[@ionneifion2012]

2:42 - oh, they 1st just had to modify it... How? In what way did they have to modify it and why, and how? That was quite a gloss over.

[@larrylouraylo2711]

If the risk of adverse reactions to the COVID vaccines is so low, why do the pharma companies need legal immunity?

[@TimofejsAmelins-k8z]

Because those legal protections force those companies to lower the risk

[@danielchretien2057]

(WR) Vaccine dev. :Any% glitchless speedrun

[@JustPixeled]

How do we know they didn't use a game exploit or cheat code to get the vaccine out faster 😎

[@heatherswanson1664]

@@JustPixeled the chances of getting a vaccine out this fast is 1 in 7.5 trillion

[@evantyler8647]

@@heatherswanson1664 ha, not sure how many people on this video will get that joke, but nice

[@TechlyplusGames]

@@heatherswanson1664 smh what kind of rng did they have must be modded

[@bomaite1]

If spike proteins attach to the exterior of cells to excite the immune system, what is to stop the immune system from turning on these cells? Can we expect autoimmune problems down the line?

[@w.d.2154]

Why is nobody answering this question? This is what needs to be studied and asked. The company won't even be held liable for and side effects, people are literally guinea pigs right now.

[@angelwilliamsp8019]

@@w.d.2154 lol right

[@dewaputra4842]

@@w.d.2154 i know your a troll from your name

[@justsomerandomname2067]

Im fascinated by how far we as humanity progressed. Its incredible

[@alexpedlar6438]

This aged so well, get ready for the law suits

[@janieswanson2549]

And the lawsuits.

[@rojka-_-]

Why?

[@JK_JK_JK]

@@rojka-_- Pfizer bot alert!

[@lw1zfog]

@@rojka-_- *more reading required

[@TheGamingCanadian]

@@JK_JK_JK Just because he asked “Why?” Stop making fun and answer the question

[@silvinatan7796]

That newfound mRNA way to create a vaccine, salute for the scientist! And thanks vox for explaining it so well so easy to understand

[@LawAbiding_Robloxian]

Salute indeed! This technology could be revolutionary for the health industry!

[@maxmorris4562]

It’s dangerous

[@LawAbiding_Robloxian]

@@maxmorris4562 How is it dangerous

[@balanced2482]

@@LawAbiding_Robloxian because its new and every thing new is scary

[@ForeverRii]

@@balanced2482 scary ≠ dangerous

[@LimYangJunn]

We are essentially giving our cells a manual, with a sticky note saying "be better"

[@thinginground5179]

Does it actually *improve* our cells, or does it just protect them?

[@MJ-YT-USR]

The evolution of the virus into a less serious illness was the turning point. Just ask those countries with low vaccination rates.

[@GammaRBLX]

Claim your "I was part of this pandemic" award

[@halcie-aquarium]

I've never heard anyone, except politicians, say good things about the mRNA vaccines. We don't want any of them. Why are they still being rolled out????????

[@varyolla435]

Conversely I've never heard anyone who criticizes mRNA vaccines articulate anything whatsoever to indicate understanding of what they criticize...... 🥱

[@halcie-aquarium]

@@varyolla435No duh because we're being silenced and canceled. It's people like you who aren't willing to listen that flatout just assume that anything you don't agree with = misinformation. It's to do with the fault of our education system. In general, people who don't specialize in science don't get enough science education to make reasonable decisions for themselves.

[@halcie-aquarium]

@@varyolla435And just to give you some real answer for your reply/question(?) you should view some of the videos by Dr. John Campbell. Not everything he says is true but he'll make you feel aware of some of the problems with the mRNA vaccines.

[@varyolla435]

@@halcie-aquarium You know - probably not - that you just showed all = you do not understand the very science you "try" to invoke...... Moral: abiding by science is to accede to = _"possibility of error"_ upon presentation of credible evidence - and thus corrections of those errors. You meanwhile just whined about supposedly being "canceled" - yet ironically enough you got your opinions out here. Thus as noted above you do not recognize what others noted - even when those others indicated your assumptions are in error - because of course = your assumptions are all that matter to you. In your limited mind things are magically real because of course you assume them to be as such - which is the path to self-delusion by the way. Here in the real world things are real because = the evidence shows them as such - not because some "believe". p.s. - "you" are not "we" and thus = you do not speak for "we" - and "we" happens to want the vaccines by the way. Also I spent years learning the science here whereas I'll bet you = did not..... - nuff said. I "listen" to credible evidence which you have twice now failed to provide.

[@omarlocke4351]

@@varyolla435well actually, “we” which is the vast majority of humanity at this point have collectively rejected mrna and viral vector vaccines. this has been demonstrated by uptake once mandates were lifted and vaccine uptake fell by roughly 83%for the last booster and only 9percent of children aged 6 months to 17 years. by the by, i got my information from paul offit. he knows more about vaccines than you could even dream about.

[@blackonyxcat8558]

I had one dose of Pfizer so far. Good to see actual explanation of what the vaccine does.

[@joel_anderson_t]

I hope I’m able to take one as more are getting distributed in the days to come. My dad was tested positive. Hopefully it’s not a big deal as long as he’s doing the quarantine thing and drinking lots of water. The best I can do is eat raw garlic and water whenever I have the time. I hope he recovers big time! Greeting from New Jersey.

[@BoldOne8760]

My great grandfather died of COVID just before getting his vaccine.

[@shapaca7544]

@@BoldOne8760 that's sad. Sorry for your loss

[@Unavalivle]

This should be shared more - it should have 1 billion views at least

[@blackout5758]

KZbin: Ok, Guapo.

[@enge.marcelo]

I hope they find a way to use this tech to teach the body how to fight cancer. In my opinion this is the worst of all diseases.

[@amggaming3528]

Cuba managed to develop a vaccine for some cancers not long ago.

[@hannahdyson7129]

If only. Contrary to popular belief companies would love this if the could develop it

[@TinyCloud90]

The problem with cancer is much more complicated than some diseases. Since it can be due to different circumstances or genetics and in different types of cells

[@mikicerise6250]

I agree. Cancer just a scourge. I hope some day we can look back on it as we now look back on the measels or mumps. Even if we'll still have lunatics saying that cancer was harmless mama naycha and people survived it before the vaccines and blabla.

[@maxzaslove6897]

In Us history??? This wasnt only done by the us

[@Aureole62]

Pfizer and moderna are us companies

[@popcornfilms1]

Pjanic-at-the-Isco and?

[@Aureole62]

@@popcornfilms1 and ?

[@maxzaslove6897]

@@Aureole62 ok but there are many other vaccines, jansen and astrazeneca to name a few. Secondly many of the production facilities are jn europe, like the biggest phizer one is in belgium but thirdly and most importantly, the EU gave massive amounts of money to moderna, pfizer, astrazeneca etc which made it possibe, the us did it too but my point is that is was a global effort. Not to mention that all these companies have people from all across the rich world working for them

[@Aureole62]

@@maxzaslove6897 so that’s why now we should always say global history and never mention US history. Got it. You have contributed immensely by nitpicking that point

[@epigraf6771]

Great video, Vox! Simple yet good explanation of how new vaccines work :)

[@wkmac2]

From the vantage point of Spring 2023', a quaint presentation and moreso with each passing day.

[@cgme7076]

*Quantum computer with protein folding capability exists* Every virus: 👀☹️

[@chengyiq3066]

Once again, the Vox team has outdone themselves on the editing process! It looks super well-made! Thank you for the informative video!

[@ashtongilbert]

*outdone*

[@chengyiq3066]

@@ashtongilbert thank you for pointing my mistake out!

[@ashtongilbert]

@@chengyiq3066 your welcome

[@lukeyboi2248]

When you need 4 shots a year something tells me it doesn't work..

[@sonnywitton]

what is that something?

[@marksnyder8022.]

HEPATITIS B cough cough

[@JK_JK_JK]

@@marksnyder8022. Pfizer bot alert!

[@byronrobbins8834]

​@@marksnyder8022. That would be something to consider, a short as per 3 Months, which would work more in the event where Sowon gets the pants and jacket, and Umji ends up in a Kilt.

[@alien8495]

It's just like an Olympic season for Researcher.

[@salo283]

No mention of Sputnik v once again, and how it uses the same delivery method as AstraZeneca's but at much higher efficacy. This is a global problem, the cold war ended decades ago.

[@dmitryg9180]

Nice try, Kremlin bot

[@АндрейВаганов-в2з]

@@dmitryg9180 But he's got a point

[@salo283]

@@dmitryg9180 even though Sputnik v is approved for use on my country, the ministry of health ended up buying AstraZeneca's vaccine, knowing that it's only 60% effective compared to the 91% effectiveness of Sputnik v.

[@jefferroo]

These vaccines are based on previous SARS virus work, so strictly speaking they have been in development for 17 years.

[@slakatvaver8797]

and how many years did they test mRNA vaccine on humans ?

[@daniellust4757]

@@slakatvaver8797 more than 40k people volunteered to test for this vaccine, more than most vaccines who gets typically less volunteers. Known teachers who have gotten the shot and are still strong

[@siddartha62]

Thank you for the information Big fan❤

[@cphillips3513]

90% effective LOL.

[@TPL970]

Best explanations! Thank you

[@willyjilly9684]

I'm conservative and my wife is on dialysis in a center with people from nursing homes. They asked her if she wanted the vaccine. Shes pretty scared about it because it's new and shes worried about future kidney transplants. I've seen what fellow Republicans say about the pandemic and vaccine, but I've also seen what they have said about January 6th. I told her to get the vaccine....

[@theyknow9234]

The vaccine will not protect you from any virus in any way. Even the flu vaccine doesn't protect people from becoming infected with influenza, actually the people who are getting the flu shot very often have worse symptoms when subsequently infected by the virus than the unvaccinated people. And the way the mRNA Covid-19 vaccine works, I don't think it is meant to protect you against viruses, it has other purposes, not to protect you...The Pfizer vaccine needs to be stored at minus 70 degrees Celsius, while all vaccines in the past were stored between 2 and 8 degrees Celsius, and freezing them or exposing them to freezing temperatures was forbidden, as it was damaging the vaccine... Why the covid-19 vaccine needs to be stored in an ultra-low temperature? Simply because this is not a vaccine, this is genetic material. This is how genetic material or DNA is being stored. Electroporation of mRNA into our cells is the method they will be using, which is supposed to make foreign proteins, that supposedly generates immunity. But the problem is, electroporation is literally a method for genetic modification, this is the exact same procedure they are using to transfer foreign DNA into the cells. No one knows what will happen when one gets injected with this vaccine, but my suspicion is that infertility will be the most common 'side effect'. Another very possible side effect is prion disease, as the mRNA vaccine instructs your cells to make protein it doesn’t normally make. It could be malformed. And malformed proteins lead to prion disease. This is incurable and fatal neurodegenerative disorder that has very long incubation period (several years) during which the disease may not reveal any signs.

[@adanactnomew7085]

@@theyknow9234 No, you would not get a prison disease. Your cells are able to make all sorts of proteins, and you body is able to make spike proteins regardless of vaccination. When you get infected with a virus your cells become reproduction sites for the viruses. This this where the illness comes into play. The vaccine would not cause illness because all your body would do is affected cells would make spike proteins. The mRNA would be unable to mass produce itself and take over the body, like a virus would.

[@yapflipthegrunt4687]

@@theyknow9234 You just copy and pasted this.

[@leoscalcia8195]

@@theyknow9234 ADE (Antibody-dependent enhancement) side effect should be considered in mRNA vaccines

[@michaelmiller7928]

Vox you teach us more about what we need to know in 7 minutes than any health class ever could.

[@jinjunliu2401]

health classes give you the basis to go on about it further (and grasp these vox videos better) at least... that's what I would think, I have no idea what health class actually is and how it's relevant since the video discusses what you'd learn in biology or chemistry class

[@michaelmiller7928]

Chemistry never taught me that either. I took biology senior year it was mostly anatomy and plant life. Never once was I taught about vaccines

[@jinjunliu2401]

@@michaelmiller7928 Ahh vaccines specifically. I was thinking more about how DNA, RNA and the cells in your body works (against intruders). I'm sure viruses have been discussed in biology right? (Wouldn't expect vaccines to be standard curriculum but mostly a fun fact from the teacher) If you've had these things taught then you've garnered a basis on which you can critically follow this vox video

[@michaelmiller7928]

@@jinjunliu2401 That was briefly talked about. mostly we talked about chromosomes within dna. of course the particularly important ones

[@nikosgrigoriadis5711]

It skips one very basic step for mRNA vaccines... how they get the mRNA into the human cell?

[@thinginground5179]

spike protein

[@stevieo9909]

fantastic video!! very well put together and informative for a 6 minute video. thank you!

[@godtiermedic]

I just want to unlock my super healing ability and get 3 claws per hand

[@Guwapo77]

I got that reference! 😜😜😜

[@nikitagomez]

LOLLLLLL

[@youhaveinfinitevalue5755]

And look as good doing it.

[@illuminutty9723]

Love the graphic illustrations

[@ahmadhadeed4086]

In case you were wondering about the music at @2:39 it's "Beds Of Tension - Oliver Spink & Christopher White • Balanced Tension • 2020"

[@DeenaG]

The world needs more people like you

[@niknak613]

It’s subtlety interesting how they use the word “harmless” to describe the spike protein & the carrier virus. 🤔😒😒😒

[@varyolla435]

Proteins do not self-replicate - while your circulatory system is chock full of various proteins....... Thus introducing an protein into the body which causes cells to generate a segment of protein will simply set up a corresponding immunogenic reaction consistent with what happens anyways when a pathogenic organism invades the body. Anytime a virus invades your cells then proteins etc. are produced by said cells. The difference is that unlike a virus or bacteria the protein segment as noted can not reproduce itself while otherwise inert proteins are far less immunogenetic than microorganisms. So the generated spike protein is as far as the replicative process goes. Unlike producing new viruses which then infect other cells the "protein spike" does nothing beyond attracting the attention of immunoglobulins so as to cause them to generate a corresponding IgG specific antibody and destroy any impacted cells via apoptosis. 🤔

[@niknak613]

@@varyolla435 you can think it’s harmless if you want to. With all due respect to you & your scientific knowledge, I don’t agree ☺️🕊️

[@varyolla435]

@@niknak613 And you think that matters why........... You see to be under the illusion - as so many are these days - that your personal "belief" is what supposedly makes a thing true or not. I assure you that is not the case. In matters of science such as this is = the science matters - not what some convince themselves of via reading too much online nonsense from worthless sources. Enjoy your incredulity for what it's worth - and that ain't much I'm afraid........ 🤨

[@JK_JK_JK]

@@varyolla435 Speak of the devil! What is the Covid-related mortality for non-elderly persons with no comorbidities??

[@jackjohnson4386]

@@niknak613 Is that what you just say about all science? "I know you have an advanced degree in this topic and literally study it for a living, and have evidence supporting your arguments, but with all due respect I don't agree"

[@djs2356]

God gave humans a brain to figure this stuff out. Don't let him down by rejecting the science.

[@bariton3779]

It's so refreshing to see someone use God in a positive way! Rather than to use it against others like many do

[@santiagoecarbajal]

What god? And how do you know that?

[@SubNorm4L]

@@santiagoecarbajal God, more like the laws of nature, evolution and life itself. It doesn't matter what you call it, there's a greater force behind everything. Call it nature or call it god.

[@johngoe420]

He also gave us free will, to lead that into good or into evil. Naivite is sin.

[@carmellolb200]

@@MrEdnz very true!

[@bingobangoist]

Very nice explainer, just a couple of points of information, 1st) the body can also build up an immune response to the lipposome carrier for the mRNA vaccines so the drawback mentioned for the inactivated viral carrier is actually relevant for both groups of vaccines. 2nd) mRNA is more susceptible to other environmental conditions beyond just temperature, this includes UV and other kinds of natural radiation, which could cause a unwanted base change, which could in the worst scenario lead to a truncated peptide no longer leading to the intended immune response. DNA is less susceptible to these kind of mutations due to its higher stability, thus enabling researchers to extract DNA from well preserved, millennia old, remains.

[@oscarcollier5141]

Thanks for explanation.

[@efinlayson]

I would like to point out an error in this video, the spike protein it says in the video is not "harmless" but a better term would of be 'balanced risk'. The spike protein has been clearly shown to be harmful ( the reason that children upto this point, have been recommended not to get the vaccine) but getting the vaccine with it is believed to be less risky for some then catching covid ( older people would be the prime example).

[@imnotkidding6768]

Well now children are ordered to take thos garbage.

[@efinlayson]

@@imnotkidding6768 a year on from this video and the vaccine for children seems an even riskier option.

[@Unvaccinated69]

@@efinlayson it's risky for anyone under 50 especially with omicron

[@efinlayson]

@@Unvaccinated69 I suspect 3 years on, taking it under 50 is going to seem like a poor health decision choice

[@Unvaccinated69]

@@efinlayson 100%

[@lw1zfog]

the guinea pigs got played, whoooops ! 🐑💉🐀🧬🦠☠️⏱💣🫀💥🪦

[@jimmyswaggart1189]

Oh look pretty pictures again.

[@sl9hter36]

Bro what are the logistics of that????

[@dylanallen5653]

So 80 percent of the world ? And you are getting played too as well buddy lol food you eat is posion

[@xxdarkslayerlord1922]

@@dylanallen5653 due for your 5th booster buddy

[@dylanallen5653]

@@xxdarkslayerlord1922 have not got a shot in. Year

[@Cmxmxmmx7]

Great video. You saying that by using m RNA pfizer was able to speed up development. So it means if we develop inactivated virus vaccines like Sinovac it should take much longer. My questions how China could do it in a year as well? Also you said that because of corona in future companies will use m RNA technology for developing other vaccines. Why that did use it earlier for that?

[@melissadawn5905]

How long after the shot does your body stop producing these spike proteins? What happens when the spike protein on the virus mutates?

[@dontmissthelittlethings]

But does the spike protein impair DNA repair and cell (t and b) rejuvenation?

[@MyUsernameIsNotClever]

So we care more about doing it fast than doing it right? My 9 year old thinks that same way..

[@Tmcb2025]

Stop requiring it for college students and to keep your job!

[@jupiterfox7683]

It's no hard task. I don't see the problem here.

[@JK_JK_JK]

​@@jupiterfox7683 What is the Covid-related mortality for non-elderly persons with no comorbidities??

[@jupiterfox7683]

@@JK_JK_JK Even though, I don't know the exact numbers, I can tell you with 100% certainty, that it higher for unvaccinated people. It kinda proves my point, how common logic dictates that stuff. Now, what exactly is the problem with it again? If you require gouvernment regulations to be empathetic, you are not empathetic. If you have to be forced to do something smart, you are not smart.

[@JK_JK_JK]

@@jupiterfox7683 "I don't know the exact numbers" Try again without ranting.

[@jupiterfox7683]

@@JK_JK_JK Apologies, I don't know that stuff and didn't wanna play doctor google. In the end, this question is completely irrelevant to my original comment. I asked, what the problem is. The exact numbers are literally of no meaning here, just that vaccinated people have a lower mortality rate. Since getting vaccinated, which is the equivalent of wearing a helmet at a construction site, should be no problem, I still can't see the downside. Would you, as the clearly superior being here, take some of your most valuable time to explain to me the reasoning behind your opinion? I would very much appreciate it.

[@promitbanerjee5241]

I mean this is more than wow!! What an explanation......superb, amazing 👍

[@ForeverRii]

Can someone please explain to me (I’m genuinely interested): if the body itself produces these proteins that are detected as “dangerous” by our immune system, and then the immune system fights them, that means that the body learns to fight itself, something that the body produced. How it may affect the body in the future? Because I feel like what our body produces has a purpose and so the body isn’t used to fight it off (unlike the virus that is alien to the body) and now when it’s told to do so, can it possibly cause bad consequences in the future? Also, for how long this mRNA stays in the cell, so how long the cell is gonna read and follow the instructions? Sorry I know nothing about all this but I’m very curious to learn

[@dominikroth2000]

Technically, the spike protein in it's structure and sequence is still a viral protein even though it is synthesized by your body. If there would be a human protein that would have the exact same structure as the spike protein (by coincidence), there could be an autoimmune reaction. But proteins are so highly unique, that this chance is probably equal to zero. I can't give you an exact time on how long the mRNA stays in your cells, but it will decompose rather quick as it is chemically not very stable (hence the extremely low storage temperatures). I also think the spike protein will not stay in your cells for long, as it will be degraded by your cells. What stays are the antibodies and immune cells specific to the spike protein of Sars-CoV-2.

[@Sonia-zq9ek]

This is exactly my very same concern...

[@jaredwasserman1092]

@Jason Blueblah There is nothing to reproduce the mRNA. The protein the mRNA codes for does not include any way to make more of itself. So once the mRNA breaks down, there is no more spike protein to act against.

[@tylerhackner9731]

These scientists who developed the vaccine are speedrunners

[@dakshjhamb5514]

What are Speed runner

[@johnn_110]

@@dakshjhamb5514 speedrunning is a thing people do thing fast and in most cases in games like the fastest person to beat a game

[@immanismjr5606]

Doesn’t the “CoV” in “SARS-CoV-2” stand for coronavirus? So saying “SARS-CoV-2 Virus” is like saying Virus twice?

[@minimansson2023]

You are right. BUT there are many, many different types of Coronavirus, just like there are many species of dog. SARS-CoV-2 is the one, that has created this pandemic. So saying the long name is not pointless, since it specifies which Coronavirus we are talking about.

[@danteregianifreitas6461]

Like ATM machines

[@BigSheldonTheory]

The word you're looking for is 'Tautology' 😊.

[@immanismjr5606]

@@BigSheldonTheory Interesting, I didn't know that there is a word for it!

[@jinjunliu2401]

smh my head

[@wearegeeks]

Greetings from Mexico, my parents just got the Pfizer vaccine. They feel great! thanks to the scientist for this great achievement.

[@shotsfiredandmissed9068]

B cells: Omae wa mou shindeiru! Spike protein: NANI?!

[@ClearOutSamskaras]

April 12/23 This was not an adequate explanation. Also, it was more of an advertisement for the vaccines.

[@tarobrob513]

My Mom; a teacher is now vaccinated. She’s doing great!

[@0726-o9b]

great news!

[@jpetras16]

Yeah right she's probably dead

[@nunomartins2209]

Poison

[@javasiege]

@Smokey McB will ignore,thx

[@epiciguessa3463]

@@nunomartins2209 no

[@viktortultukov4098]

What About Sputnik V?

[@ilyabochkarev8792]

Об этом мы узнаём, после массовой вакцинации

[@RusNad]

Also an adenovirus vector vaccine

[@julienckjm7430]

@@RusNad 05:33 Indeed right here, this is where the Sputnik V comes up with its method of using two different adenoviruses to avoid the immunity to the first dose

[@md.tahseenraza4791]

Now this is what I call giving someone the taste of his own medicine...

[@biochemist1705]

I explain the NEW CORONAVIRUS VARIANT and what we need to do next!

[@platinum7151]

Checking out your channel now thanks biochemist!

[@mohamedwaititi6192]

Let’s see how many subscribers I can get from this comment currently at 97

[@frankiec3557]

Subscribed! Thanks biochemist :)

[@samirt1440]

Where’s the video??

[@biochemist1705]

Hi all! Thanks! It is the latest video on my channel! Feel free to subscribe and share! :-)

[@skemsen]

You’ ve got some genious graphics people there at Vox! 👏🙏👍

[@PrinceApollo117]

Me: About to type First The 600+ people before me: How about No?

[@bitzmarckoftheseastirpitz7479]

Relatable

[@trantuong789]

Informative, very easy to understand and not making the video longer than it needed to be. Thank you.

[@eyescreamcake]

It's scary that we are putting this in so many people when it was developed so recently and we don't know what the long-term implications are.

[@kubanskiloewe]

furthermore we dont know how the virus will react do become more contagious so that you have to get updated injections every half year or so .

[@MAlb-yx9xs]

Why risk going without it when months of debilitation and irreversible lung damage are pretty much certain among moderate and severe case survivors, as science has shown... instead of taking the shot that has potential risks that are probably non existent? Nonetheless, it will be always up to you to choose.

[@MAlb-yx9xs]

@Sheputster What, you can't stand not being able to travel for a short while if you choose not to get the shot? Do you honestly think it's worse than developing an irreversible condition and needing a NIV - ventilator for the rest of your life?

[@MAlb-yx9xs]

@Sheputster You're accusing me of moving goalposts now? Alright, let's reformulate it then - why can't you stand not travelling and visiting certain businesses for a short while? You pretty much failed to grasp some of the context in which obesity, compromised immune systems, diabetes, hypertension do not necessarily cause life-theatening conditions by themselves in such a very, very short period of time.

[@eyescreamcake]

@@MAlb-yx9xs Because we can avoid COVID by just avoiding people? Or by getting conventional vaccines that have been proven by decades of use?

[@cherylyonkman988]

Finally...Covid vaccine information that was understandable, informative and did not feel "politically slanted" in any way.

[@Alertthememory]

Just got vaccinated today🥳🥳🥳

[@TheAmazingRaptor]

Yay!

[@touhoufan7061]

@Rudy Jean yeah RIP to the virus lol

[@primetime645]

I wonder who thought of the idea Scientist 1: “Making all these proteins is so much work, we should just let people do it on their own” Scientist 2: “You may be onto something...”

[@thinginground5179]

Would it be possible for something to go wrong, and then someone overdoses on proteins or something

[@balanced2482]

@@thinginground5179 no

[@mikicerise6250]

Would it be possible to get like superpowers and be able to shoot out lasers from my mouth?????

[@thinginground5179]

@@balanced2482 okay thank you

[@Toph.Beifong.]

All the anti vaxers told me i was gonna get all these horrible symptoms. 3 months later and i feel nothin

[@chickenmuffin]

Ask someone who died of brain clots how they are feeling. Stop using the term “anti Vaxxer” First of all people have the right to decide what is injected into their body. Second, if you watched the video you’ll notice not all the types are equal or even similar. Many people are comparing the new types to more of a gene therapy technique than a “vaccine.” These are essentially untested and WE are the guinea pigs.

[@szuhat3190]

@@chickenmuffin cry about it

[@Toph.Beifong.]

@@chickenmuffin the risk is literally 640/13million. But if that scares you, then dont get it. Simple. You have more of a chance getting killed walking or driving to work everyday then having a life threatening symptom. Just giving ya info, do with it what you will.

[@InqWiper]

@@szuhat3190 You are the one crying. The other person is being respectful, maybe you should try it too.

[@InqWiper]

@@Toph.Beifong. From what I hear the risk of complications from certain vaccines are higher for younger people and the risk from Covid-19 is lower for younger people. As I think my risk of getting serious complications from Covid-19 is about as close to 0 as you can get, I will not get the vaccine, but I can respect if people in risk groups determine it's safer to get vaccinated.