Hack
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If it were easy, everyone would be doing it. Imagine how much money a company could make selling a vaccine to the common cold.Just as well others don't share your certainty, or at least those developing vaccines who know considerably more about the subject. I assume you are fully up to speed with the novel developments into adenovirus vaccine vectors that are being done at the University of Oxford here in the UK ? I'm not suggesting that there is a complete response to your bold statement yet, but your two over simplistic sentences really are not worth the pixels they take up and certainly can't be considered definitive based on the evidence you have presented.
http://www.ox.ac.uk/news/2020-03-27...ne-programme-opens-clinical-trial-recruitment
Yes it's simplistic, but it's logical. Every year there are "vaccines" for the flu, but often they don't work. They are for the wrong strains. The flu changed. Don't try to tell me that this virus won't change over time and multiple different strains will exist.
Yes people who are going to get lots of government money are going to say that they will succeed. Of course they will say that. Otherwise they won't get the government money. But you have to use some logic and compare this situation to other similar situations. Just think about it for a minute rather than relying on someone who has something to gain for your information.
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