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Corona tests are testing for human DNA that EVERY HUMAN possesses (Chem brahs GTFIH)
"World Health Organization" (don't let that name fool you, look up their president's genocide/ethnic cleansing history) document:https://www.who.int/docs/default-sou...rsn=3662fcb6_2
notice "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"

now go to US gov's genome database or whatever it is:https://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi
click "Human"
search for "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"
and get this result:

notice "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"

now go to US gov's genome database or whatever it is:https://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi
click "Human"
search for "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"
and get this result:

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I tested negative for covid twice yet my chest xray and ct scan showed I likely had it. Had a 102 fever for a week.
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Originally Posted By Duckliver⏩
What’s your point?
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According to my conspiracy theory, if they test to see if everyone has the same dna, then they can create some sort of biological weapon that can affect everyoneNeed more info. What does this mean?
-Some people say good things come to those who wait, truth is, good things come to those who work..... who work later.....who work harder...... who are willing to go further than anyone else to get them. If you're waiting for good things to come to you, you'll be waiting for a pretty long time.
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Not enough cucks were sending there DNA willingly through ancestor DNA and 23andme
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Originally Posted By jabbatheslut⏩
the gov just bought Ancestry.com four days ago for $5 billion:https://www.reuters.com/article/us-a...13040001ee0bc4Not enough cucks were sending there DNA willingly through ancestor DNA and 23andme
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Originally Posted By dcbone30⏩
when an American goes to a random parking lot like some mindless mentally retarded person without someone to care for them and lets a stranger stick a 2 foot piece of plastic up their nose, the test should be positive 100% of the time every time (unless you're missing your 8th chromosome)Need more info. What does this mean?
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
God bless you OP, for posting this. I created a thread about this a few days ago. Of course-everybody slammed me as a "conspiracy theorist". Maybe it's my screenname?"World Health Organization" (don't let that name fool you, look up their president's genocide/ethnic cleansing history) document:https://www.who.int/docs/default-sou...rsn=3662fcb6_2
notice "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"

now go to US gov's genome database or whatever it is:https://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi
click "Human"
search for "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"
and get this result:

notice "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"

now go to US gov's genome database or whatever it is:https://blast.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/Blast.cgi
click "Human"
search for "CTCCCTTTGTTGTGTTGT"
and get this result:

But yeah-the fact that THIS is what the "COVID tests" are detecting, shows the fact that this virus is a scam. Furthermore-these facts present a SCARY possibility regarding the coming COVID vaccine.
So-vaccines usually cause the body's immune system to attack the relevant genetic components of a virus. The genetic components of this virus resemble human chromosome 8. Human chromosome 8 is tied to human intelligence and the body's ability to fight cancer.
So.....when you take this vaccine, it very well might cause your immune system to attack your intelligence, and your body's ability to fight off cancers. Now, I read somewhere else that a vaccine was contaminated with fetal cells and cancer-causing cells.
So, this all draws us to a COUPLE of frightening conclusions.
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Originally Posted By Conspirabrah⏩
yea i don't get it like i put two pictures in front of people and do their eyes just gloss over or something? i don't get itGod bless you OP, for posting this. I created a thread about this a few days ago. Of course-everybody slammed me as a "conspiracy theorist". Maybe it's my screenname?
But yeah-the fact that THIS is what the "COVID tests" are detecting, shows the fact that this virus is a scam. Furthermore-these facts present a SCARY possibility regarding the coming COVID vaccine.
So-vaccines usually cause the body's immune system to attack the relevant genetic components of a virus. The genetic components of this virus resemble human chromosome 8. Human chromosome 8 is tied to human intelligence and the body's ability to fight cancer.
So.....when you take this vaccine, it very well might cause your immune system to attack your intelligence, and your body's ability to fight off cancers. Now, I read somewhere else that a vaccine was contaminated with fetal cells and cancer-causing cells.
So, this all draws us to a COUPLE of frightening conclusions.
But yeah-the fact that THIS is what the "COVID tests" are detecting, shows the fact that this virus is a scam. Furthermore-these facts present a SCARY possibility regarding the coming COVID vaccine.
So-vaccines usually cause the body's immune system to attack the relevant genetic components of a virus. The genetic components of this virus resemble human chromosome 8. Human chromosome 8 is tied to human intelligence and the body's ability to fight cancer.
So.....when you take this vaccine, it very well might cause your immune system to attack your intelligence, and your body's ability to fight off cancers. Now, I read somewhere else that a vaccine was contaminated with fetal cells and cancer-causing cells.
So, this all draws us to a COUPLE of frightening conclusions.
interesting theory about chromosome 8...
and i also made a thread about the fetal cells in vaccineshttps://forum.obnoxiousbrutes.com/showt...hp?t=178892681but people were like "hurrr durrr Italy isn't a reel country"
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A sequence of 17 bases matches between coronavirus and humans?
I'm not sure on the exact size of the coronavirus genome, but likely around 30 thousand bases. The human genome is 3 billion bases long.
You're a special kind of retard OP.
I'm not sure on the exact size of the coronavirus genome, but likely around 30 thousand bases. The human genome is 3 billion bases long.
You're a special kind of retard OP.
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Originally Posted By SlowHandClap⏩
do the math on an 18-character (idk why u said 17 or why you brought up 30 thousand) "G,A,C,T" sequence showing up in 3 billion, it's like 0.24%A sequence of 17 bases matches between coronavirus and humans?
I'm not sure on the exact size of the coronavirus genome, but likely around 30 thousand bases. The human genome is 3 billion bases long.
You're a special kind of retard OP.
I'm not sure on the exact size of the coronavirus genome, but likely around 30 thousand bases. The human genome is 3 billion bases long.
You're a special kind of retard OP.
and if it's true that 30% of the genome is just repeats, then the odds of the 18-character sequence being in there is 0.08%
and if it shows up 3 times in exactly the chromosome-8 primary assembly gene (according to a search someone else did i saw online), then I don't even know how to calculate those odds
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but EVEN THEN, what you said doesn't matter because 100% of tests are still going to come back positive. how did someone responsible for "tests" fk up and not check if what they're testing is already guaranteed to be there? that's like step 2 of two steps
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
An 18 length sequence isn't 4^18. The way DNA is read is in codons, which are groups of three. These codons code for one of 20 amino acids. Then these are not entirely random, because certain amino acid orders are conserved across proteins due to the protein function.do the math on an 18-character (idk why u said 17 or why you brought up 30 thousand) "G,A,C,T" sequence showing up in 3 billion, it's like 0.24%
and if it's true that 30% of the genome is just repeats, then the odds of the 18-character sequence being in there is 0.08%
and if it's true that 30% of the genome is just repeats, then the odds of the 18-character sequence being in there is 0.08%
Then there is the fact that a viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences, otherwise the RNA polymerase in our cells wouldn't copy the viral genome.
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That's only one string at a time. It looks like they are testing for 9 strings at once. Perhaps that human string expresses itself more often in COVID patients? Neither you know or I know nearly enough about this kind of testing to make speculations like that.
Coronavirusism is flawed based on the things we all know and can see: nobody is ****ing dying.
Coronavirusism is flawed based on the things we all know and can see: nobody is ****ing dying.
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Originally Posted By yewotm8⏩
The 18 base sequence retard posted is the primer/probe. It binds to the viral DNA at its complementary location and provides a location for the DNA polymerase enzymes to work and produce the rest of the PCR. The final product in his example is over 100 bases long. Primer sites are also conserved across species due to the fact that DNA/RNA polymerase proteins need a strict site to bind before they can start working.That's only one string at a time. It looks like they are testing for 9 strings at once. Perhaps that human string expresses itself more often in COVID patients? Neither you know or I know nearly enough about this kind of testing to make speculations like that.
Coronavirusism is flawed based on the things we all know and can see: nobody is ****ing dying.
Coronavirusism is flawed based on the things we all know and can see: nobody is ****ing dying.
In layman terms, it's like opening two books and being surprised that they both share the word 'the'.
Also not sure what you mean about no one dying???
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Originally Posted By SlowHandClap⏩
how does being coded/read in groups of three change the probability of anythingAn 18 length sequence isn't 4^18. The way DNA is read is in codons, which are groups of three. These codons code for one of 20 amino acids. Then these are not entirely random, because certain amino acid orders are conserved across proteins due to the protein function.
Then there is the fact that a viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences, otherwise the RNA polymerase in our cells wouldn't copy the viral genome.
Source: PhD genetics student
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Then there is the fact that a viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences, otherwise the RNA polymerase in our cells wouldn't copy the viral genome.
Source: PhD genetics student
Don't skip school kids.
if what you said certain orders showing up more/less often than others then the math I did could be higher/lower but you didn't prove which direction it went (is there a database for the 64 different codons and their probability of showing up?)
and what u said "viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences" IDK if that's even true but then why the hell did the guys making the "tests" fk up and not check that they're testing positive for this "match" between the gene sequences. Like that sounds like a pretty retarded mistake
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Originally Posted By SlowHandClap⏩
I'm gonna respond to u even tho ur being rude saying the person ur talking to is retarded even tho ur a "PhD genetics student" (lol) and no one here has even seen this stuff since freshman year of high school biologyAlso not sure what you mean about no one dying???
doctors are getting $$$ for diagnosing people with covid
countries are marking "covid deaths" for people that die of literally ANYTHING and tested positive for covid in their life
i'm of the opinion that covid doesn't exist a single person hasn't caught the disease (call me retarded again if it makes u feel better)
there's like thousands of articles out there that u won't hear about on the media (if ur watching media in 2020 America u might be special) but you gotta research it urself i'm not gonna hold ur hand or something lol
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
Read my last comment. That 18 base sequence is the primer for the polymerase chain reaction. It binds to the viral genome at a specific location, and provides a way for the DNA polymerase to bind to the fragment and start copying the viral genome. The product from that particular primer is over 100 bases long.how does being coded/read in groups of three change the probability of anything
if what you said certain orders showing up more/less often than others then the math I did could be higher/lower but you didn't prove which direction it went (is there a database for the 64 different codons and their probability of showing up?)
and what u said "viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences" IDK if that's even true but then why the hell did the guys making the "tests" fk up and not check that they're testing positive for this "match" between the gene sequences. Like that sounds like a pretty retarded mistake
if what you said certain orders showing up more/less often than others then the math I did could be higher/lower but you didn't prove which direction it went (is there a database for the 64 different codons and their probability of showing up?)
and what u said "viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences" IDK if that's even true but then why the hell did the guys making the "tests" fk up and not check that they're testing positive for this "match" between the gene sequences. Like that sounds like a pretty retarded mistake
Being coded in groups of three means that you will get certain patterns over and over by the very nature of how the machinery works. Certain combinations have to come after preceding ones. It's like how in English there are certain combinations of letters which are always seen together. I can't believe I have to explain this to someone who isn't a child.
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Originally Posted By SlowHandClap⏩
no,Read my last comment. That 18 base sequence is the primer for the polymerase chain reaction. It binds to the viral genome at a specific location, and provides a way for the DNA polymerase to bind to the fragment and start copying the viral genome. The product from that particular primer is over 100 bases long.
Being coded in groups of three means that you will get certain patterns over and over by the very nature of how the machinery works. Certain combinations have to come after preceding ones. It's like how in English there are certain combinations of letters which are always seen together. I can't believe I have to explain this to someone who isn't a child.
Being coded in groups of three means that you will get certain patterns over and over by the very nature of how the machinery works. Certain combinations have to come after preceding ones. It's like how in English there are certain combinations of letters which are always seen together. I can't believe I have to explain this to someone who isn't a child.
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You’re getting some answers, but choosing not to listen to them for whatever reason. This is absolutely not a 1 in 4^18 probability issue for many reasons.
Key points:
-Nucleobases come in clumps of 3 called codons that code for an amino acid or termination signal. So already 4^18 has no meaning.
-It would not be surprising if there were small regions of nucleic acid conserved between viruses and humans because of many factors such as aspects of proteins, including protein folds in common, similarities in DNA/RNA in all life on earth, or that humans have viral dna (note the sars-cov-2 virus genome is rna-based...its genetic code has U instead of T, so really even the above fragments in the OP are not found in both of our genetic codes).
-You are pointing out just the primer (sort of like an “end” to a fragment, whereas the DNA product fragment in the PCR is 108 bases long).
-There are 3 different targets used in the WHO assay above, 2 for RNA dependent RNA polymerase, and one for the a small envelope protein gene called an E gene. Not just the one primer of 18 bases you mention. These all work in cohesion in order to help assure that the test is properly recognizing the virus.
-This isn’t even the assay used in the US for PCR per the cdc, as far as I’m aware- for some reason it is different with other targets used:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...-requests.html
Note this is testing for 2 targets on the nucleocapsid (N) gene instead, and on the human RP gene as a control. The RdRp targets with the sequence he mentioned in the OP link aren’t even used.
Do you really think the above WHO PCR (technically rt-PCR) test is coming up positive for every single person taking the test? (since people tend to have a....chromosome 8). Gee, wouldn’t someone have noticed this by now, that there are no negative tests?
Don’t get me wrong, there aremanyquestions surrounding this whole coronavirus thing, and science in general has been losing out to politics, hysteria, and the media over the past several months. It is very unfortunate...but here we are. Regardless, the conserved sequence in the OP does not mean what he thinks it means.
Key points:
-Nucleobases come in clumps of 3 called codons that code for an amino acid or termination signal. So already 4^18 has no meaning.
-It would not be surprising if there were small regions of nucleic acid conserved between viruses and humans because of many factors such as aspects of proteins, including protein folds in common, similarities in DNA/RNA in all life on earth, or that humans have viral dna (note the sars-cov-2 virus genome is rna-based...its genetic code has U instead of T, so really even the above fragments in the OP are not found in both of our genetic codes).
-You are pointing out just the primer (sort of like an “end” to a fragment, whereas the DNA product fragment in the PCR is 108 bases long).
-There are 3 different targets used in the WHO assay above, 2 for RNA dependent RNA polymerase, and one for the a small envelope protein gene called an E gene. Not just the one primer of 18 bases you mention. These all work in cohesion in order to help assure that the test is properly recognizing the virus.
-This isn’t even the assay used in the US for PCR per the cdc, as far as I’m aware- for some reason it is different with other targets used:
https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019...-requests.html
Note this is testing for 2 targets on the nucleocapsid (N) gene instead, and on the human RP gene as a control. The RdRp targets with the sequence he mentioned in the OP link aren’t even used.
Do you really think the above WHO PCR (technically rt-PCR) test is coming up positive for every single person taking the test? (since people tend to have a....chromosome 8). Gee, wouldn’t someone have noticed this by now, that there are no negative tests?
Don’t get me wrong, there aremanyquestions surrounding this whole coronavirus thing, and science in general has been losing out to politics, hysteria, and the media over the past several months. It is very unfortunate...but here we are. Regardless, the conserved sequence in the OP does not mean what he thinks it means.
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
lmao I told everyone who would listen where that massive database of their entire DNA code was heading, and they all laughed and say "nah, no big deal"the gov just bought Ancestry.com four days ago for $5 billion:https://www.reuters.com/article/us-a...13040001ee0bc4
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Originally Posted By knightofday⏩
We're gonna have hitman AI robots that prick u and go "identity confirmed" then blast ur face offlmao I told everyone who would listen where that massive database of their entire DNA code was heading, and they all laughed and say "nah, no big deal"
Or they have a pre-made bioweapon like the upcoming corona DNA mutator vaccine but it's tailored to ur body and gives u a disease of choice
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Originally Posted By SlowHandClap⏩
im glad someone on the misc still has a brain. jesus what is this thread. youre an idiot OPA sequence of 17 bases matches between coronavirus and humans?
I'm not sure on the exact size of the coronavirus genome, but likely around 30 thousand bases. The human genome is 3 billion bases long.
You're a special kind of retard OP.
I'm not sure on the exact size of the coronavirus genome, but likely around 30 thousand bases. The human genome is 3 billion bases long.
You're a special kind of retard OP.
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Originally Posted By bannedjpg⏩
Ok but why are peoples tests coming back negative? I am not a coronaphobic and I think its mostly a bull chit flu but how do you explain negative test results?when an American goes to a random parking lot like some mindless mentally retarded person without someone to care for them and lets a stranger stick a 2 foot piece of plastic up their nose, the test should be positive 100% of the time every time (unless you're missing your 8th chromosome)
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Originally Posted By SlowHandClap⏩
Pls listen to this guy and stop being retards.An 18 length sequence isn't 4^18. The way DNA is read is in codons, which are groups of three. These codons code for one of 20 amino acids. Then these are not entirely random, because certain amino acid orders are conserved across proteins due to the protein function.
Then there is the fact that a viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences, otherwise the RNA polymerase in our cells wouldn't copy the viral genome.
Source: PhD genetics student
Don't skip school kids.
Then there is the fact that a viral gene sequence by definition needs to match up at specific locations with human DNA sequences, otherwise the RNA polymerase in our cells wouldn't copy the viral genome.
Source: PhD genetics student
Don't skip school kids.
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