Molecular Biology of the Cell by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morgan, Martin Raff, Keith Roberts, Peter Walter by by Bruce Alberts, Alexander Johnson, Julian Lewis, David Morg

Who needs a real ‘virus’ when you can create a computer version to
justify infusing your operating system into the entire human race on
the road to making living, breathing people into cyborgs? What is
missed with the ‘vaccines’ is the digital connection between synthetic
material and the body that I highlighted earlier with the study that
hacked a computer with human DNA. On one level the body is
digital, based on mathematical codes, and I’ll have more about that
in the next chapter. Those who ridiculously claim that mRNA
‘vaccines’ are not designed to change human genetics should explain
the words of Dr Tal Zaks, chief medical officer at Moderna, in a 2017
TED talk. He said that over the last 30 years ‘we’ve been living this
phenomenal digital scientific revolution, and I’m here today to tell
you, that we are actually hacking the software of life, and that it’s
changing the way we think about prevention and treatment of
disease’:
In every cell there’s this thing called messenger RNA, or mRNA for short, that transmits the
critical information from the DNA in our genes to the protein, which is really the stuff we’re
all made out of. This is the critical information that determines what the cell will do. So we
think about it as an operating system. So if you could change that, if you could introduce a
line of code, or change a line of code, it turns out, that has profound implications for
everything, from the flu to cancer.
Zaks should more accurately have said that this has profound
implications for the human genetic code and the nature of DNA.
Communications within the body go both ways and not only one.
But, hey, no, the ‘Covid vaccine’ will not affect your genetics. Cult
fact-checkers say so even though the man who helped to develop the
mRNA technique says that it does. Zaks said in 2017:
If you think about what it is we’re trying to do. We’ve taken information and our
understanding of that information and how that information is transmitted in a cell, and we’ve
taken our understanding of medicine and how to make drugs, and we’re fusing the two. We
think of it as information therapy.
I have been writing for decades that the body is an information
field communicating with itself and the wider world. This is why