Intelligent Design vs. Casino Universe

when did anyone say this.

You, personally, by claiming that the aminoacids are simple polymers and nothing else

... confess that you don't know almost anything about life and biology and that the hybridization of the species that you are doing in the form of GMO vicius practices is actually short stories of the unexpected and comprises most probably less than 1% of the whole knowledge and the information needed to understand the processes.

It recognizes that the structure of a chemical is composed of a long chain of shorter chemicals.

what is the difference between living genetic code and dead genetic code?

quantitatively, 10 letters

So you can't define what you asked about?

Then how can you tell that one code is living and the other dead?

the whole contemporary medical science is based on phenomenology.

The Science Behind Vaccine Research and Testing

How Vaccines Are Made And Tested

The creation of a vaccine involves scientists and medical experts from around the world, and it usually requires 10 to 15 years of research before the vaccine is made available to the general public. The first step of this extensive process involves several years of laboratory research, in which scientists and researchers identify an antigen that can prevent a disease.

Once the test vaccine has been cleared for further investigation by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration, at least three more phases of thorough clinical trials are conducted on human volunteers to test vaccine efficacy, to determine appropriate dosage, and to monitor for adverse side effects, etc. These trials usually take several more years to complete. The last phase involves a test group of up to tens of thousands of human volunteers. Unsure if this is a large enough test group? Consider this -– medicines in the United States also go through incredible scrutiny, but their test subject sample sizes are three times smaller than vaccine test subject groups.

But that's not the end of it: Once approved, the FDA continues to closely monitor the vaccine . It tests everything from batches of the vaccine to the production process and the facilities for safety. The FDA also conducts ongoing monitoring of vaccine reactions. Numerous agencies also work together on a global level to track, collect and analyze data, to make sure these vaccines are, and remain, safe for the general population. For more information on vaccine coordination and monitoring, visit the CDC's page on Why It's Important to Monitor Vaccine Safety and the Immunization Safety Office.

Unlike other vaccines, which typically take 10 to 15 years of research, development and testing before being approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), seasonal flu vaccines are developed on an annual basis. While the antigen changes in the flu vaccine every year, the manufacturing process remains the same and is founded on ongoing virus tracking around the world. Scientists can determine which flu virus is most likely to circulate during the next flu season, and once identified, can change the antigen but keep everything else in the vaccine the same. This process builds on time-proven techniques and allows the medical community to respond quickly to protect the public from changing flu viruses. For more information visit The Facts Behind Vaccine Safety

The exhaustive amount of scientific evidence confirming that vaccines are safe should ease anyone's concerns about how they're made and tested. The flu vaccine is no exception.

Vaccines build your body's immune system so that, in the future, it's able to fight against a specific disease. Today's arsenal of vaccines protect us against many types of diseases that we could still encounter in our lives. Many of these diseases can be crippling or even deadly if you come into contact with them and aren't vaccinated.

Yes, I cannot - so what? That is what the questions are for.

O.K. let me ask you something: how can you explain that some cells (of the lungs for example) continue living several months after the clinical death ... and what does that mean: is the human still alive, or only part of it is alive, or what?

and how can you explain that a virus that has been deactivated for millennia could be revived for life by some retard trials

So, you see, medical science does save lives. Have you had your flu vaccine yet?

"If we can go to the moon, why cant we cure the common cold"?

So, you see, medical science does save lives. Have you had your flu vaccine yet?

"If we can go to the moon, why cant we cure the common cold"?