[SatMan]

I sure don't want to be this pharmaceutical company if this is even remotely the case!!!

you can decide for yourself. We all know how pharmaceutical companies work!

 

[ChrisFZ]

Good lord, lol. That easy to start conspiracies?

"Don't fall into the hype, people with good immune systems got nothing to worry about." lol.

Is your money on Moderna or Inovio to have the first vaccine? We will find out next year.
(I think South Korea or Germany will get it first though.)

 

[ohnos]

I sure don't want to be this pharmaceutical company if this is even remotely the case!!!

you can decide for yourself. We all know how pharmaceutical companies work!

We been telling people this for years. The cabal owns it.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-29274822

 

[leroy jenkins]

You can't patent living things or viruses. If i recall correctly. Technically viruses aren't alive. They're literally like , zombies

But i didn't watch the video cuz it smells like bee-s fake stuff

 

[New guy65]

You can't patent living things or viruses. If i recall correctly. Technically viruses aren't alive. They're literally like , zombies

But i didn't watch the video cuz it smells like bee-s fake stuff

Makes sense. Plus who would you buy a patent for a virus from. Mother Nature?

 

[PeAceMaKer769]

The chromosomal sequence (DNA) was patented.

Luckily, a higher court overturned the patent and that is what allowed for 23 and me to offer it for a fraction of the price the patent holder was doing it for (thousands).

The DNA patent was overturned for many reasons. But I think a virus would be in line with that.

However, the vaccine can be patented.

 

[quesie]

You can't patent living things or viruses. If i recall correctly. Technically viruses aren't alive. They're literally like , zombies

But i didn't watch the video cuz it smells like bee-s fake stuff

Correct, a virus is just a protein molecule that affects healthy cells in a detrimental manner. Can't be patented. Technically, a PROCESS is the only thing that can really be patented, unless some kind of inert ingredient is added to something nearing the end of its patent life, it will become generic.

The chromosomal sequence (DNA) was patented.

Luckily, a higher court overturned the patent and that is what allowed for 23 and me to offer it for a fraction of the price the patent holder was doing it for (thousands).

The DNA patent was overturned for many reasons. But I think a virus would be in line with that.

However, the vaccine can be patented.

No, the PROCESS for DECODING the chromosomal sequence is what that company wanted to patent.