What is in the COVID-19 Vaccine? 

Him and Mark Rober lol

He is over qualified for head of the DoE.

@@mattcrosby2310 Interplanetary cat videos might be cool…

If you believe that you must subscribe to mediocre channels.

I found the troll!

Thank you

@@illinoisenergyprof6878 Can you make video about true rockstar in this pandemy: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-dNVXJhjJXEs.html

There is nothing rational about injecting yourself with something that fundamentally alters your body, so you can get limited immunity from a disease with a 99.998% recovery rate, IF you even get it. There are over 3,400 deaths and 260,00 adverse reactions reported on VAERS, when the typical annual flu vaccine only has approximately 100 deaths and 1,000 adverse reactions on average. Don't you find it odd that the media never talks about this? Or that anyone, including doctors who are qualified to talk about this, are immediately censored and banned if they raise even the most minor of concerns? There is nothing scientific about this. Science, REAL science, includes open discussion, double blind studies, and peer review. All that this last year has been is a nonstop marketing fear campaign, while forcing everyone to comply through threat of government force, and social coercion.

@@BuceGar I don't know, but using the worldometers' covid data 171 million people infected worldwide, almost 4 million deaths, 153 million recovered. The recovery rate is more like 153/171 = 0.89, so 89% recovery rate. With fatality rate of 4/171 = 0.02, so 2% fatality rate. The rest are currently ill or have not yet reported their recovery. Taking this into a worldwide perspective, 7.7 billion people live on Earth, 2% of 7.7 billion is 154 million people assuming everyone gets infected by covid (likely without restrictions and vaccination). In my opinion (I AM NOT AN EXPERT OR QUALIFIED FOR THIS!!!) that is still a lot. Also, in many countries, the healthcare system is not ready to take on the unexpected increase in hospital use (for example, if only 10,000 patients are in hospital in a normal year, why should they prepare for taking in 20,000 caused by those "few" cases from covid? Waste of money from the government's perspective). So that small addition of new patients caused by covid, can destabilize the healthcare system.

@@arpadlenart9616 So when this disease doesn't kill 154 million worldwide, will you admit you're wrong?

For sure, but the magnet sticking around the injection site with both vaccines phenomena is 100% real and needs to be explained scientifically/medically immediately! So far I've only seen denial from the medical community, but it is an easily provable experiment, which by denial gives credence to all these absurd conspiracy theories 🤦‍♂️ obviously the vaccine is non ferrous, so its most likely a blood-iron build up reaction around the injection site, but scientists really need to explain whatever is causing this before it gains more traction amongst conspiracy groups.

The epitome of professionalism, the ideas he is trying to explain away are so ridiculous, I'm sure he feels degust even having to approach such a fantasy land claim seriously. But it has to be done, he knows preventing even one person from sufferings through a severe care of COVID is worth it. It is a stupid job, and he will do it. He is not the professor we deserve, but he is the professor we need right now.

Free sterilization.

Right there, yep.

He’s enjoyably apolitical. It’s just information.

And that’s what you need to know about how awesome this guy is...

i did the samething lol

The guy betrayed us all when he made this video so full of lies. Horrendous video. Prior to propaganda this experimental, couldn't get past animal testing, zero long term studies, medicine was called GENE THERAPY. Conspicuously absent term from this video on a so called vaccine which is nothing like anything labelled vaccine prior. But just like vaccines the mega corporations earning billions selling this product are completely waived from liability. How much of that money when into the professors pocket?

AND he can write backwards

@@sidework1 top comment!! :D

So he's good at more than one thing. Specialization is for insects.

@@mjb2048 If you haven't noticed yet the vast majority of scientists are super specialized on their field, because that is what you need to further the frontiert in most case. Basically you can't half ass a subject if you want to be a real expert on it. Knowing this and looking at the prof with his two distant specialization, makes him truly a uniquely qualified and distinguished lecturer/expert. Probably there aren't many ppl qualified in both of his subject in the entire world.

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It was their "bot". And I understand that -- -think about every hot word I said --- "what is in it", magnets, risks, 5g, chips, etc. I appealed when I woke up in the morning and when an actual human looked at it we were back up in an hour. It is too bad that we lost 10 hours, but I do understand the system.

Skynet

@@illinoisenergyprof6878 It is not defensible for a bot to censor wrongthink.

I don't want any more Covid energy. I want to get off Mr. Bones Wild Ride.

He will be putting a sample of it in a reactor. Just wait around long enough. Everything goes in.

@@fixedguitar47 new for 2022, just as you thought lockdown was over.... The illinois radioactive covid variant!

@@zopEnglandzip - And a presentation to explain it....

@@fixedguitar47 ...and THAT's what you need to know about irradiated viruses... I gotta ask though, if the Covid-19 virus absorbs a neutron, does it become Covid -20?

Possibly not, if the payload was quite small BUT I have no idea to be honest

He explained that in the video. Not many of your immune system cells will know how to make the antibodies. If you had a mild case, then you will have mild immunity. Recent research recommends getting boosters anyway. I had the J&J originally; I just got a Moderna booster.

Can confirm from experience, it's been wonderful!

I knew these facts from the beginning. My issue is I don't trust the government or the pharma companies. The most logical thing that the elite want is a unwanted population reduction. If you don't trust things, you're already part of the unwanted population.

@@lightdark00 I understand where you're coming from.

​@@lightdark00 What does it feel like to live in such a conspiracy filled world? The rich exists because they have a lot of sheep to peddle stuff to. Killing a large number of people reduces demand and causes an economic collapse, which does not help the elite.

@@bolo34lx I am not a sheep, I don't support these big companies. If anything I'm a leech to them.

​@@lightdark00 Then they probably do want to get rid of you then because you're useless. But they want the sheeps alive because the system requires them, meaning the vaccine is OK because it is for the sheeps.

If they got the PCR test you unfortunately don't know what they died from.

@@DISASTERJOE Quack

Tell her I am giving this talk at our Rotary club the first week of June so she comes to the meeting!

I wish that 10% was better documented. Is it 9.99% stuff I don’t like but will eventually go away? And .001% the really bad long term symptoms? Or the opposite? Similarly, I don’t think the vaccine is very dangerous, but the other symptoms, how many of those are days or weeks or a lifetime…

@@jsbrads1 Anecdotal evidence I know points to serious and lifetime organ damage, but I don't know the actual numbers.

@@1Maklak I hate to be that guy, but they have been lying and hyperbolic from the start so to be honest, if they are carefully looking at that break down, and sharing data, probably most not suffering actual severe symptoms.

I am not an MD I do appreciate the compliment though

@@illinoisenergyprof6878 Oh wow, a response! Professor, while I have your attention, do you mind if I ask you a quick and unrelated question? In your video about Thorium Nuclear Energy, you state that you can make nuclear bombs by chemically-isolating the Protactinium 233, but wouldn't this process also isolate any Protactinium 232 along with the 233, which would yield Uranium 232, a bomb poison?

I meant you can separate any one element from another element fairly easily -- like U from Pu. Indeed it does not separate isotopes.

@@imonlyamanandiwilldiesomed4406 If you can separate uranium from protactinium, you can get to pretty pure Pa-233. 1) Do that, leaving you with a mix of Pa-232 and Pa-233. 2) Let it age for a month -- 11 half-lives of Pa-232 and only one of Pa-233. 3) Separate out the uranium again. That leaves you with Pa in which the fraction of Pa-232 has been reduced a thousand-fold. 4) Let it age for, say, a year, and harvest the resulting U-233.

@@wwoods66 I figured this was the case as Pa 232's halflife was only 1.2 days while Pa 233's halife is like 27 days. Well, the truth is the truth.

He's a liar. The vax could never compare to your own antibodies. Why do they want to inject you again after 6-9 months?!

Paid liar to fool the masses. Congratulations, you fell for it.

Thank you very much. I appreciate your comments!

@@illinoisenergyprof6878 I always wondered about the energy efficiency of gas versus electric cars. Can you do a video on figuring energy losses up to the point that forward motion happens? For example: Charging generation and transmission losses, battery electric energy to chemical energy and back to electric losses; conversion of electricity to motion in the vehicle losses; versus: gasoline conversion to heat energy and piston motion then to power at the wheels.

@@vb4567 For a rough estimate from a lowly mechanical engineer, gasoline engines are 12 to 18% efficient while electric motors can be upwards of 90%. Transmission losses would favor the electric model again because there's no need for a torque converter, nor is there a water pump, oil pump or fuel pump Chemical efficiency estimates are over my pay grade

I know right. nypost.com/2021/04/12/microchip-developed-by-pentagon-to-detect-covid-19/

The same scientist would be cancelled and fired for saying there are biological differences between males and females.

There is a tracking ...device in the Facebook app. Why it should not be in vaccine. Is a transitor size 5nm?

For clarity: is your concern based on the fact that some people actually believe there is, or on the fact that our governments and big pharma would actually be fully willing to do such a thing? ;) (fortunately, our governments are notoriously incapable of getting anything done so we're relatively safe there)

Any other time in human history, this disease would have killed 50 million people. It’s not an accident that it didn’t.

Exactly....

Didnt know a mcnugget was a thing you could't opt out off. Is one dosage a day of Mcnugget an requirement in US?

@@wiggqbrre523 Your point being? That you can opt out being part of society?

McNuggets® aren't some generic sausage that fell off the back of a truck. "Ingredients: White Boneless Chicken, Water, Vegetable Oil (canola Oil, Corn Oil, Soybean Oil, Hydrogenated Soybean Oil), Enriched Flour (bleached Wheat Flour, Niacin, Reduced Iron, Thiamine Mononitrate, Riboflavin, Folic Acid), Bleached Wheat Flour, Yellow Corn Flour, Vegetable Starch (modified Corn, Wheat, Rice, Pea, Corn), Salt, Leavening (baking Soda, Sodium Aluminum Phosphate, Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate, Calcium Lactate, Monocalcium Phosphate), Spices, Yeast Extract, Lemon Juice Solids, Dextrose, Natural Flavors." www.mcdonalds.com/us/en-us/product/chicken-mcnuggets-4-piece.html

@@wwoods66 And you believe that? :P Kidding. But vaccines ingredient aren't secret ether. The problem is that people going with "You don't know what's in it" will freak out at names like "Sodium Acid Pyrophosphate". Wow! Acid in your Nuggets! Without a proper chemistry background, you don't "know" what's in it.

Agreed from experience!

@@jeremymettler2844 What did you take in school??

@@callumcroteau6582 currently studying plasma engineering under the good professor in the department of nuclear, plasma, and radiological engineering!

@@jeremymettler2844 Man that's incredible, keep up the good work!

@@jeremymettler2844 I'm glad to hear he's a good teacher. I had a couple very charismatic, interesting professors years ago in college that turned out to be giant penises as actual instructors.

Thanks. We are working on the video and audio quality. At first they were done professionally using University resources. Now it is my students and I, but we are learning!

The AstraZeneca vaccine has pushed many ordinary people towards vaccine skepticism (not anti-vax, which are purposefully misleading people). I actually wanted to get AstraZeneca or Pfizer's vaccine, but the only one available at the time was CoronaVac from China, and I got it. Nothing happened.

These are lies. Wake up.

@@downtownchewinggumbums3927 Come on, you didn't even introduce yourself. Which conspiracy theorist are you?

Michael M. I'm going to need some new conspiracies. All of my old ones have come true.

@@michaelm1 , I'm the conspiracy theorist who has had all their conspiracies come true. I need some new ones.

@@downtownchewinggumbums3927 Investigate Hanlon's razor then. Good stuff. But very sharp. Very sharp an painful indeed. Beware.

lol spot on!!!

One consumes a hot dog but nothing can consume mRNA.

Don't spread conspiracy theories. The TV does that all day long.

The only problem is that they aren't squeaking

@@pXnTilde go watch the early videos if you want squeaky markers

@@info_fox Well aware :)

Here in Texas, they are incentivizing people to get it. Grocery stores give cash off a purchase, etc. There seems to be no barrier to get it.

@@lightdark00 i live in Italy where they haven't finished vaccinationa for the people over 60 just yet 😅 it has taken quite some time to set things up and get the vaccination campaign rolling

@@Deamon93IT I certainly don'r want it and I'm scared they'll basically force people.