Transhumanism Is Real But It’s a “Conspiracy” To Think There Is a Link to DNA Altering mRNA

Transhumanism, to be sure, is not a conspiracy theory. The guardian wrote about the transhumanism movement in 2018. The Guardian quoted Mark O’Connell’s book ‘To Be a Machine’ which had just won the Wellcome Book Prize.

“It is their belief that we can and should eradicate aging as a cause of death; that we can and should use technology to augment our bodies and our minds; that we can and should merge with machines, remaking ourselves, finally, in the image of our own higher ideals.”

Those within the transhuman movement believe they will be able to live forever unshackled by the frailty of the human body. Klaus Schwab, the WEF, and transhumanist view the body as a sort of machine that is not needed and can be discarded for a longer lasting man made machine.

“Thus we would end humanity’s reliance on “our frail version 1.0 human bodies into a far more durable and capable 2.0 counterpart,” as one group has put it. However, the technology needed to achieve these goals relies on as yet unrealised developments in genetic engineering, nanotechnology and many other sciences and may take many decades to reach fruition.”

A lot of effort has been made to discredit any mention that the transhuman movement has anything to do with mRNA, yet they both are emerging at the same time and both attack humanity, one genetically and the other with replacing human nuero functioning just as the threat of AI is emerging. The WEF who centered everything around Covid as THE opportunity also highly promoted “the Vaccine”. Elon Musk once said that mRNA can change you into a butterfly. Of more interest to the WEF, he says you can probably use it to stop aging. It has been proven that through reverse transcriptase, mRNA alters DNA which was done through a human liver cell line. But we are supposed to believe that we don’t really see what we see with our own eyes and hear with our own ears.

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